HTML Cars Report

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HTML Cars Report

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Last edited Mar 10, 2019

Created on Mar 10, 2019

This example shows a simple HTML page that displays a three-item car report with prices. The page presents a list of vehicles with their model years and costs, using a basic title and an unordered list to structure the content. It relies on standard HTML and CSS, with an external stylesheet that sets the font size to 2em and a sans-serif family. The `highlighted` class is applied to the first list item, coloring it red via CSS rules. The code includes empty JavaScript files, but no behavioral logic executes beyond the static markup and styling.

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