The table illustrates the proportion of automoblie produced in three different nations between 2003 and 2009. Overall, one noticeable key feature is cars that manufactured in Thailand were essentially the highest quantities compared to others countries.
Initially, Thailand’s vehicle producition dominated the overall total, at 784,770 in 2003, while only 145,930 cars were made in Argentina in the same period. In spite of the total differences, both countries presented a upward trends throughout the remaining years, with an exception for Thailand in 2009 where the number of motor witnessed a decline by approximately 300K from three years before that. In 2016, Thailand’s figure reached its peak, manufacturing over a million cars, representing the highest production in this chart.
In addtion, the only place that demonstrated a downward trend which was Australia. In the begining, it placed second, with 430,658, but decreased to less than 300K, making it ranked last by 2006. This could interpreted that Argentina rose to over 400K, becoming the second-highest auto manufacture and this display relatively remained in 2009.