retrieving a row using laravel eloquent ORM [closed] - php

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I want to get back single row where a user just added a new car. I am trying to join all tables using the eloquent ORM. here is a erd of my database I am new to laravel, and I would want to know how I would be able to achieve this. Thanks in advance.

What have you tried already?
Assuming you want to get latest added Car model, you could do
$latestCar = Car::orderBy('id', 'DESC')->first();
If you have nothing yet, you could watch Laracasts about how to build a database and set up Models.

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I know title seems a little complicated, but what I want is simple
Users (users) have comments (comments)
To fetch users' comments, I'm using a hasMany relationship
I'm creating a filter system, so I only want to fetch users who have posted at least 1 comment
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Or eager load the users comment models:
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Source: http://laravel.com/docs/eloquent#querying-relations

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