Andrea takes her car back to the dealership $($which sells new and used cars$)$ for its $30,000$ mile check$-$up$.$ In the midst of a busy day, Andrea's car ends up being parked in the used car side of the dealership. Because it is a relatively new car, an innocent third$-$party good$-$faith purchaser paid fair market value for Andrea's car. When Andrea goes back to the dealership at the end of the day to pick her serviced car, she is told that it was inadvertently sold to another customer. What is Andrea's only recourse in this scenario?

Multiple Choice

Andrea may sue only the dealership.

Andrea may sue only the third$-$party purchaser.

Andrea has no recourse because she entrusted her goods to the dealership.

Andrea may sue both the dealership and the third$-$party purchaser.