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The image contains a flow chart with 10 steps depicting "The Product Life-cycle of the Car." Starting with "Raw material extraction," materials are processed into "Components," which are "Assembled" into "Cars manufactured." Some cars proceed directly to "Cars sold domestically through dealers in home country," while others go to "Cars used for 3 years on average." Cars can also be exported as "Cars sold for export," leading to "Cars used abroad," eventually reaching "Cars scrapped and recycled." Along the chain, there are points where cars become "Uneconomical to repair, scrapped" or "Unserviceable parts recycled into cars or other products." Additionally, there are detours for "Materials and parts recycled" and "Materials diverted to decoration recycled."
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The diagram illustrates the life cycle of a car from the extraction of raw materials to the end of its useful life.
Overall, the process is cyclical in nature, beginning with the mining of raw materials and ending with recycling and disposal. While some materials are reused, others are permanently scrapped at the final stage.
Initially, raw materials are mined and then used to form various components. Both the raw materials and components are delivered to factories, where cars are manufactured. After production, vehicles are mainly sold through dealerships to consumers.
Once in use, cars typically pass through several owners, with an average of three during their lifetime. Throughout this period, they are regularly repaired and serviced. Eventually, cars are sold for scrap. At this stage, reusable materials and parts are recycled and sent back to factories, whereas unrecyclable components are scrapped, marking the end of the life cycle.
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