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We can obviously have a parent class in this case with common properties, but we are keeping it simple for purposes of this tutorial.
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Notice the object types here are of type Bmw and Tesla.
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If you can set up your models from scratch, you can think about a better design, where you store the type of a Car like ‘Tesla’ , ‘BMW’ in a separate table, and have a Foreign Key to your Cars table as a better alternative. The ‘contenttypes framework’ could come in handy, when you don’t have the liberty to change existing models a.k.a production
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