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Band 5+: The bar charts display the results from a 2009 survey regarding people's automobile in a European country.

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The image contains two bar charts. The first chart is titled "How often do you change your car?" displaying: Every Year 5, Every 2 Years 5, Every 3-4 Years 40, Every 5 Years or more 55, Never change 5, No car 5. The second chart titled "What car do you buy?" shows: New 25, Second-hand 70, Sometimes new/Sometimes second-hand 15, No car 5.
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The data shows the number of citizens in certain European country on their car preferences from 2009. Overall, it can be seen that majority of citizens purchased cars after 5 years. The second noticeable trend is individuals purchasing second-hand cars.

The firs data shows that how frequently people change their cars and slightly over than 50 percent change it over 5 years of using. The second largest group almost 40 percent changing cars in 3-4 years. In contrast, this 4 groups where individuals changing their cars year by year, every 2 year, never changes and who has no car has marginal percentage.

Second data illustrates that almost 7 out of 10 citizens buy pre-owned cars as well as new cars were purchased by 25 percent. Furthermore, one tenth of citizens can not decide between new and pre-owned cars. The least popular category consider without car and roughly over than zero.

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