Cars Report

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Bbenben1996

Last edited Dec 25, 2018

Created on Dec 24, 2018

This example displays a car report, listing details for five vehicles. It selects a single car and shows its formatted description, including the year, make, model, and price, in large text on a dark background. The code uses ES6 modules to import car data from a JSON string, filters and maps over the array, and updates the DOM via `document.getElementById` to display the message. The styling applies the Ubuntu font and a centered layout through CSS.

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