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Created on Mar 31, 2020

This example shows a minimal HTML page displaying a list of used cars with prices, highlighting the first item in red. It uses plain HTML elements like headings and lists, styled with CSS classes and a monospace font. The page links an external stylesheet and demonstrates basic document structure without any JavaScript or data libraries.

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