The given charts illustrate how often did people in a particular European country change their car and what types of car did they buy in 2009. Overall, most individuals in this country bought a new car every 3 years and more, and second-hand car is their priority because of their its affordable price.
The percentage of people who changed their car every 5 years and more is the highest, at about 51%, followed by the figure for every 3-4 years group which was at 38%. However, the proportion of those buying a new car every 2 years was 5%, compared relatively to approximately 4% of the figure for unchanging group. Individuals who changed their car every year and who did not have own car accounted for the smallest shares, 1% and 2% respectively.
In the 2009 survey, the percentage of people buying used cars comprised around 80% of the total, became the best choices due to their reasonable costs. There was 22% people who bought a new car, followed by the figure for the group of those who sometimes bought a new cars and sometimes bought the olds which was at 10%. However, the figure for those who did not buy car was only 1%, reported the lowest.