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This example demonstrates how to load a dataset of used cars from a JSON string and dynamically generate a text-based report filtering for vehicles under a specified price threshold. It showcases modular JavaScript with ES6 imports and exports, using `Promise`-based asynchronous data retrieval via `setTimeout` to simulate a delay. The `formatCar` function constructs readable output strings, while `generateReport` chains `filter` and `map` methods to produce the final multiline message, which is displayed in the browser’s DOM.

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