Aaron Hernandez's Car He Allegedly Committed Murder in Pulled from eBay

The car Aaron Hernandez used while allegedly killing two people in a 2012 drive-by shooting was removed from eBay after going on sale.

Darren Rovell of ESPN noted Wednesday the bid got as high as $100,000 before being pulled from the site. 

On Tuesday, TMZ Sports first reported the 2006 Toyota 4Runner prosecutors called the "murder car" was drawing bids. TMZ noted Hernandez was found not guilty of the two murders, "but the person who has the car now is using the fame from the trial to drive up the price."

The car dealer who is selling the vehicle said he leased it to Hernandez during the tight end's playing days in exchange for autographs and appearances, and he is offering a signed jersey to the winning bidder.

Hernandez played three seasons for the New England Patriots after playing collegiately for the University of Florida. While he was found not guilty of the drive-by killings, he was serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd when he was discovered dead in his prison cell last month.

Hernandez's death was officially ruled a suicide.