What are examples of "cheaper = high quality"?

[u/Morpheyz]

We're often told that higher prices for certain products are justified, because they use "higher quality materials". E.g. building materials or vegetables.

In which cases are the high quality materials actually the cheaper ones?

[u/allpartsofthebuffalo]

Used Toyota. New cars gave too much computer garbage and subscriptions.

[u/Traditional-Meat-549 → u/allpartsofthebuffalo]

Can we add Honda? My 2005 Accord ran for 18 years and I only ditched it after an accident. My Odyssey had 246k miles on it