The given charts illustrate the number and proportion of the revenues of new cars in Australia in April in 3 different years 1994, 2004, and 2014.
It is clear that althought the two figures of saloon witnessed an downward trend, these still constituted the highest position. The opposite pattern was registered in others.
In terms of the number of the revenues of new vehicles. In 1994, that of sallon was the most favoured type of car, at 31500, compared to 7980 of SUV and 2520 of others. Afterwards, despite declining noticeblyto 28600 in 2014, the figure for sallon continued to outstrip others in popularity. An opposite trend was recorded in the data for SUV and others, which grew slightly to 10920 and 12480 , correspomdingly in 2014.
Regardinf the percentage of new cars’ revenues . The data for saloon outpaced others, at 75%, which was significantly higher that that for others at 19% and SUV at 6%. Subsequently, the level of saloon fell by 20 % in 2004, but it still was the most popular type of new car . Meanwhile, the proportion for others and SUV rose minimally to 21% and 24 %, respectively , with the latter exceeding the former securing the second place in 2014. The total figure for new vehicles’ revenues grew noticebly from 42000 in 1994 to 5200 in 2014