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This example introduces basic HTML and CSS structure through a simple cars report page. It shows a large monospace list of three used cars with prices, where one car entry appears highlighted in red. The page uses an unordered list `<ul>` with list items, a `link` tag to load an external stylesheet, and CSS class selectors such as `.highlighted` to style the emphasized element. The `index.html` file contains the markup, while `style.css` sets the font size, family, and color properties using plain CSS rules.

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