Cars Report 2

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Last edited Aug 12, 2020

Created on Aug 12, 2020

This example displays a simple car report listing three vehicles with their model years and prices, using plain HTML and CSS. The page includes an unordered list of cars, with one item—a 2009 Ford F150—visually emphasized through the `highlighted` CSS class, which changes its text color to red and enlarges its font size to 44 pixels. The styling is defined in an external stylesheet, `styles.css`, which also sets the body font to a monospace family at a 2em size. The page structure is marked up directly in `index.html` without external libraries or data-manipulation code.

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