The table illustrates how many cars was made in three countries over a six-year period, starting from 2003.
Overall, what is notable from the chart is that all countries witnessed an upward trend with the exception of Australia. Among all the countries, Thailand held the top spot during the entire surveyed period.
At the start of the period, Thailand emerged as a leading category, at 784,770 cars. This was followed by Australia, as its figure stood at more than 400,000 cars. At the bottom of the list was Argentina, with nearly 146,000 cars.
Afterwards, the number of cars in Thailand hit a peak of more than 1 million cars in 2006, before a slight drop to 950,000 cars was recorded in 2009. In contrast, Australia experienced a downward trend, at 212,000 cars in 2009, ranking at the bottom of the list. Finally, there was a significant rise was seen in the figure for Argentina, at 512,000 cars at the end of the period.