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Marcus' HTML Cars Report

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Mms-aus
Last edited Aug 17, 2019
Created on Aug 17, 2019
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This HTML report displays a simple list of two used cars with model years, makes, and prices, styled with a large monospace font and a light blue background. The page uses a linked CSS file (`carStyles.css`) to set global typography and color rules, including a gold-colored `h2` heading and a bold class for a preferred car. The content is marked up in `index.html` as a static HTML list without any JavaScript or external charting libraries.

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