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Last edited Oct 13, 2020

Created on Oct 13, 2020

This example displays a simple list of car models with their prices, emphasizing one entry with a red color. The page is built with an HTML file that structures the content, and a separate CSS file using a monospace font and the `.highlighted` class to style the featured car. It demonstrates basic HTML elements like headings, lists, and classes, paired with CSS selectors for visual differentiation. No JavaScript libraries or APIs are used; the visualization is purely static markup and styling.

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