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Band 7+: The bar charts display the results from a 2009 survey regarding people's automobile in a European country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays three bar charts: a chart titled 'How often do you change your car' with two uncategorized bars at approximately 38 and 52 on a y-axis up to 60; a second chart on car changing frequency with categories Every year (~1), Every 2 year (~5), Every 3-4 year (~12), Every 5 Year or more (~12), Never change (~2), and No car (~3) on a y-axis marked up to 10; and a third chart titled 'What car do you buy?' showing New (~25), Second-hand (~79), Sometimes new/Sometimes second-hand (~11), and No car (~1) on a y-axis up to 80.
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The graphs illustrate how people decided to buy a car based on types of car and the usage duration in a particular European country in 2009.

Overall, the time that people in this country would to use their car the most is every 5 years or more. However, the opposite is true for the figure for no car and every year. Meanwhile, the type of cars that individuals would like to buy are second-hand cars.

Regarding the usage duration, it can be seen that the percentage of preference for every 5 years or more categories was the highest figure among six categories. This was followed by the figure for every 3-4 years, which was nearly 40%. The share of people referring using a car for 2 years ranked third with approximately 5%,which is higher than that of people who are not likely to change their car,at about 3% at the same year. The lowest figure was the every year and no car categories which was nearly 2 and 3% respectively.

Moving next to the remaining graph, it showed that the second-hand car was the most favorite type of car among people in this country with nearly 80%. Meanwhile, the percentage of people who would buy new cars and did not have a certain decision stood at over 20% and around 5% respectively. The figure for no car was nearly 3% in 2009

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