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HTML CAR REPORT

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Sshah417
Last edited Sep 7, 2019
Created on Sep 7, 2019
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This example displays a simple car report as a bulleted list of three used vehicles, each paired with a purchase price in dollars. The HTML document marks the 2008 Nissan Leaf as highlighted with red text, while the Toyota Corolla and Mazda CX-3 appear in default styling. The page relies on plain HTML structure with a linked `styles.css` file that sets a large monospace font and defines the `.highlited` class, using no JavaScript libraries or data-driven rendering.

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