Cars Report

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Created on Mar 26, 2019

This example displays a list of used cars filtered by price, showing each vehicle as a formatted line of text including the year, make, model, and price in dollars. It uses a hard-coded JSON array of five car objects as the data source, with a `generateReport` function that filters entries below a price threshold and maps them through a `formatCar` module. The report is rendered into an HTML `<pre>` element using the DOM API, with an asynchronous `getCars` promise simulating a delay, and styled via a Google Fonts stylesheet. The visualization relies on plain JavaScript ES6 modules and string template literals, with no external charting library.

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