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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 two bar charts. The first chart, "How often do you change your car," shows the following approximate values for its categories: Every year (1), Every 2 year (5), Every 3 - 4 year (37), Every 5 year or more (52), Never change (3), and No car (3). The second chart, "What car do you buy?," shows these approximate values: New (25), Second-hand (79), Sometimes new/ Sometimes second-hand (10), and No car (2).
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The charts give information about a car survey in a European country in 2009.

Overall, it is clear that people often bought a new motorcar every 5 years or more. It is also noticeable that the second-hand car was choosed the most by residents in this nation.

As can be seen in the first bar chart, the number of automobile that was changed every 5 years or more was the most with more than 50, while the figure for every 3 – 4 years was the second most ratio with around 35. The number of people changing the car every 2 years was just about 5, and almost nobody never change, change every year, and did not have a automobile.

Regarding the kind of motorcar that people in this country often bought, the second-hand car is the most popular choice with nearly 80 residents bought, meanwhile the numbers of people buying a new car and sometimes new one sometimes old one were more than 20 and around 10 in turn. Plus, almost all people in this nation had their own car.

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