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Band 5+: The chart shows the percentage of car manufacturer's total sales in North America, South America, Europe and Asia.

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The image is a stacked bar chart representing four categories marked as Asia, Europe, South America, and North America from 2006 to 2010. In 2006, Asia shows approximately 30%, Europe shows 40%, South America shows 20%, and North America shows 10%. In 2007, Asia shows approximately 35%, Europe shows 35%, South America shows 15%, and North America shows 15%. In 2008, Asia shows 40%, Europe shows 30%, South America shows 20%, and North America shows 10%. In 2009, Asia shows approximately 45%, Europe shows 25%, South America shows 20%, and North America shows 10%. In 2010, Asia shows 50%, Europe shows 20%, South America shows 20%, and North America shows 10%.
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the chart illustrates proportion of car manufacturer’s overall sales in four various countries. In general, The lowest sales of those four countries’s total amount shown by North America in 2006 and 2010 with a slight difference. Followed by, South America sales was seen next the next smallest country in production industry starting from 2006 it started to decrease untill 2010. Otherwise, The selling in Asia followed by Europe both countries proportion started with big amount and over the years they flactuated.

To begin with biggest countries in terms of car selling the biggest percentages were seen in Asian and Europe. Asia started with 30% in 2006 after one year it rose just only for one or two percentage, there was not growth in 2008, during two years ahead the percentage started to develope slightle and stopped at 50%. In Europe 2006 and 2007 went almost same with Asia, however, in 2008 there was a bit different Europeans sold a bit more cars than asians but not significant gap. During 2009 the proportion was 30% and 2010 it was20% this similarity started to drop.

On the other side, South America started sailing with 30% and ended up with 10% in 2010 over the 4 years it slightly decreased. Fourth country was observed about 10% and it flactuated during four years but did not show big contrast.

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