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HTML cars report

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Kkami310599
Last edited May 21, 2020
Created on May 21, 2020

This example demonstrates a minimalist HTML cars report, displaying a short list of used car listings with prices in plain text. It shows how basic CSS can enhance readability and highlight specific data points, with the first list item styled in red. The page uses an HTML `<ul>` list for structure and a linked `styles.css` file for presentational styling. No JavaScript libraries or SVG features are used; the implementation relies solely on static HTML elements and CSS selectors like `.highlighted`. The report presents three car entries without any interactive or animated behavior.

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