The bar graphs illustrate information collected from a survey in 2009 in a European country regarding the car changing frequency and the type of purchased car.
It is evident from the first bar graph that the majority of people preferred to change their cars after passing more than three years. The second bar graph illustrates that most people were inclined to buy a second-hand car.
The first graph demonstrates that more than 50% of people changed their automobiles after passing five years or more, followed by about 38% of individuals that changed their cars every 3-4 years. In contrast, just fewer than 10% of individuals wanted to alter their cars every two years or never at all. However, only negligible amounts changed their cars annually, or did not possess an automobile.
From the second graph, it is clear that approximately 70% bought second-hand cars compared to those 25% of people fond of purchasing new cars. While 10% of people were between minds about buying a used or a new automobile, around 2% did not have a car.