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The image depicts the percentage trends of car ownership categories including no car, one car, two cars, and three or more cars from 1971 to 2007. In 1971: no car (48%), one car (44%), two cars (8%), three or more cars (0%). By 1975: no car (45%), one car (43%), two cars (10%), three or more cars (2%). By 1979: no car (42%), one car (44%), two cars (12%), three or more cars (2%). In 1983: no car (39%), one car (42%), two cars (15%), three or more cars (4%). In 1987: no car (37%), one car (41%), two cars (17%), three or more cars (5%). By 1991: no car (34%), one car (43%), two cars (19%), three or more cars (6%). In 1995: no car (31%), one car (42%), two cars (22%), three or more cars (5%). In 1999: no car (28%), one car (41%), two cars (25%), three or more cars (6%). By 2003: no car (25%), one car (39%), two cars (28%), three or more cars (8%). In 2007: no car (24%), one car (36%), two cars (30%), three or more cars (10%).
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The graph below illustrates the proportion of British car ownership between 1971 and 2007.
According to the line chart, it is obvious that the patterns of people who own more than two cars show similarity during this period, both experienced an increase. The percentage of owners of two vehicles rose significantly from 8% to over 25%, increasing more sharply compared to that of people who have more than three cars, which grew from almost 0% in 1971 to almost 8% in 2007.
In contrast, the trajectory of people who have no vehicles showed a downward trend between 1971 and 2007. While the proportion contained almost 50% initially, it dropped by 20% to 23% at the end of 2007. At the same time, the percentage of one car ownership accounted for over 40%, which represented the second largest share in 2007. A slight oscillation can be seen during these years, fluctuating between 42% and 45%, which became the dominator in 2007.
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