The charts demonstrate the frequency that people switch their mobile and what type of car they prefer to purchase in an EU nation. Overall, it is apparent that the average person would take between 3 or 5 more years until they grow out of their car, while the other stats recorded modest figures. Moreover, second-hand cars are the most popular choice after brand new ones.
Looking first at people’s tendency to change their cars, it can be seen that the majority revert to newer ones after 5 years or more, at over 50. Followed by a 3-4 years time frame just short of 40. In contrast, only around 5 change their car by 2 years or never change it. It is also mentioned that the figures for non car owners and those who change vehicles annually are relatively low, lingering at almost 2 people.
Turning to people’s car stereotypes, it is clear that people have the tendency to pursue used mobiles compared to the other options, dominating at just under 80 people. While newer cars are usually preferred by nearly 22 people. Only about 10 people have not made up their mind yet and almost no one dislikes cars.