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This example displays a minimal HTML-based car report with a title, a list of car models, and a highlighted entry for the 2012 Range. The page uses plain HTML and CSS inline styling, with the `.highlighted` class turning the first list item red. JavaScript initializes a D3 selection to set the text content of a `message` div from an imported ES6 module. The visualization demonstrates basic DOM manipulation and styling with d3.select and CSS, though it does not include any data-driven charts or complex rendering.

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