This example demonstrates a simple data-processing pipeline that loads a hardcoded set of car records, filters them by price, and renders the formatted results as plain text on a webpage. The visualization uses JavaScript ES6 modules and asynchronous fetching via a custom `getCars` function that returns a Promise, simulating a delayed data source. The code relies on `JSON.parse` to handle the inline JSON data and `document.getElementById` to update the display element, with styling applied through an external CSS file. The output is a list of cars under a specified price threshold, shown without any graphical charting library.