The bar charts provide information about how frequently individuals change their cars and the types of cars they purchase.
Overall, the majority of people change their cars after a long period, while second-hand vehicles account for the largest proportion of purchases.
Looking at the first chart, the largest proportion of people change their cars every five years, which stands at just above 50%. Similarly, around 35% of individuals replace their vehicles every three to four years. In contrast, a minimal percentage of people change their cars every year.
Turning to the second chart, second-hand cars dominate the market, accounting for approximately 70% of total purchases. In comparison, the proportion of people buying new cars is considerably lower, at around 25%. Meanwhile, a small minority of individuals purchase both new and second-hand vehicles. Finally, the percentage of people without a car is negligible.