That's roughly $111,300 more than the car's estimated value, and $49,300 more than he raised when he auctioned off his Lincoln Town Car back in 2006.
The winning bidder has not yet been identified. But that person, who CNN Money reported was a "New Yorker," will get to meet Buffett, who offered to personally hand over the keys in Omaha.
Proceeds will go to Girls Inc., a favorite charity of Buffett's that works to empower young girls through education. Buffett's daughter, Susan, is a director at the charity.
Here's the promo video for the auction, which was hosted online by Proxibid: