i cant seem to get the right output from a hash... 
#!/usr/bin/perl

package Vehicle;
    sub new {
        my($class)  = shift;
        my(%params) = @_;
        bless {
            "Engine"    => $params{"Engine"},
            "Doors" => $params{"Doors"}
            }, $class;
    }

package Car;
    our @ISA = (Vehicle);

 sub new {
        my($class) = shift;
        my(%params) = @_;
        my($self) = Vehicle->new(@_);

        $self->{"Colour"} = $params{"Colour"};

        return(bless($self, $class));
    }

package main;
    my $car = Car->new(
        "Engine"    => "1800cc",
        "Doors" => "4",
        "Colour"   => "blue");


    print("I have an "  . %{$car}->{'Engine'} . "\n");
    print("I have "    . %{$car}->{'Doors'} . "\n");
    print("The color is "   . %{$car}->{'Colour'}   . "\n");

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the output of this is: 
I have an 1800cc
I have 4
The color is blue

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how can i change this code so that the output is this: 
I have an Engine 1800cc
I have 4 Doors
The color is Colour blue

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Obviously the inserted words (Engine, Doors and Colour) are within the hash on the left-hand-side. how do i get them to display as well as the ones on the right-hand-side, which already appear???

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In reply to Hash from package by Yoda_Oz

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