Create a program that keeps track of different types of cars

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Question :

Suppose you have created a program that creates instances of different types of cars. Now you are creating a program that keeps track of different types of cars.

Choose the abstract classes and concrete classes that you would like to use within the program in question.

Provide at least one (1) example of each type of class and a description of each class's function to support your choices.

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