Order the paragraph correctly.

- By the mid-1980s, the prices of economy cars had risen substantially, with the smaller Japanese and American sedans costing five figures or more.
- Because of import quotas, the Japanese could export only a limited number of vehicles, and they preferred to ship their more profitable luxury lines to America.
- American car companies claimed that the profit margins on cheap cars were too small to justify producing vehicles under $6,000.
- As a consequence, a gap opened at the lower end of the automobile market, leaving room for manufacturers from Third World countries to compete.
- They introduced to America some of the lowest-priced cars consumers had seen in years.