Simple sort of objects in a list using an attribute of type string

gistfile1.txt

class cars:
    def __init__(self, name, price):  
        self.name = name
        self.price = price 

unsorted_cars = []
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Ford', 20000))
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Volvo', 50000))
unsorted_cars.append(cars('BMW', 24000)) 
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Toyota', 15000)) 
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Kia', 12000)) 
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Audi', 40000)) 
unsorted_cars.append(cars('Tesla', 30000)) 

print("List of cars unsorted by name")
for car in unsorted_cars:  
   print(car.name + " and price is " + str(car.price))

sorted_car_name = []
for car in unsorted_cars: 
	sorted_car_name.append(car.name)

print
sorted_car_name.sort()
print(sorted_car_name)

print
sorted_car = []
for sort_car in sorted_car_name:  
	for unsorted_car in unsorted_cars:
		if unsorted_car.name == sort_car:
			sorted_car.append(unsorted_car)
			break

for car in sorted_car:  
   print("Sorted " + car.name + " and price is " + str(car.price))

###Using the sorted command###
print("Using unsorted function")
result = sorted(unsorted_cars, key=lambda cars: cars.name)
for car in result: 
	print(car.name + " and price is " + str(car.price))