HTML Starter - Cars Report

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HTML Starter - Cars Report

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Last edited Jan 9, 2024

Created on Jan 9, 2024

This starter example displays a simple inventory of three cars, listing each model’s year, name, and price as static text. It shows a basic webpage structure with a heading and an unordered list, where the first item is highlighted in red. The visualization relies on plain HTML for content and a linked CSS file (`style.css`) for styling, setting the font size and family for the entire body. The implementation uses no external libraries or JavaScript, serving purely as a minimal, static HTML report.

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