Cars Report

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Last edited May 13, 2020

Created on May 13, 2020

The report displays a plain-text summary of car data, listing the total count and detailed specifications for vehicles manufactured before the year 2000. It loads asynchronously, showing a "Loading..." message while fetching the dataset. The visualization uses the `getCars` function to retrieve the data and `generateReport` to produce the output, which is then injected into the DOM via `textContent` on a large `<pre>` element.

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