After you run your code, you will find that the vehicleInfo.dat file has been created at the path you specified:
Opening the file in a text editor will show the serialized information. As you may notice, some of the class information is still visible:
If we add a breakpoint in the deserialization code and inspect the created deserializedVehicle object, you will see that the Vehicle state has been rehydrated to the state it was before serialization:
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