This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that displays the text “Hello HTML” and updates a separate message element with data from a hardcoded `cars.js` file. It uses vanilla JavaScript to import the `cars` array, filter entries where the price is below $2000, and format them into strings, though only the first car’s make is actually rendered via `document.getElementById('message-element').textContent`. The page’s styling is set through inline CSS, and the code relies on ES module imports and template literals.