The two bar chart depicts the trend of buying automobiles and time using it, in a particular European country, in 2009. Overall, residents had the most common trend of changing their car every 5 years or more, this was the opposite trajectory with every year. Additionally, second hand cars was the dominant types of automobile of people, and almost citizens had a car or many cars in their house in a European nation.
According to the first chart, about 51% of people buying a new car every 5 years or more, followed every 3 – 4 years at roughly 38% of the total car being changed. Meanwhile, the changing frequency every 2 years just made up approximately 5%, which was higher slightly than the changing time of people having never changed or not have a car, at about 3%. In particular, people barely did not change their car every year.
As for the types of car, while second hand cars accounted for the highest data at nearly 80% of the total kind of cars, there were only about 1% of people not having private cars. As for a new car, this figure constituted roughly 22%, which is higher than sometimes new or second-hand ones at approximately 10%.