The bar chart illustrates the proportion of a car manufacturer’s total sales in South America, North America, Europe, and Asia over five consecutive years, starting in 2016.
Overall, the amount of a car manufacturer’s sales in Asia was the highest, while the opposite was true for that in South America.
It can be seen from the line chart that the proportion of sales in Asia was 25% in 2006. Over the following four years, that figure doubled, becoming the region that manufactures the most cars. Whereas, the data in North America started at 30% but sharply decreased to 9% over four years, becoming the lowest among the 4 regions.
Besides, the proportion of a car manufacturer’s total sales in Europe remained stable, ranging from 34% to 30% over during period. It is also notable that the figure in South America was at 11% in 2006 and remained unchanged at 11% over four years.