The graphs above indicate the sales of cars by its types each year.
From picture number one, we can see that two out of the three variants of cars have unstable sales. The brand Y had a decrease in sales gradually over the year. The highest sales it reaches for brand Y is in the year 2017. This statistic is ironically the opposite of the sales of brand Z. The Y brand had a decline in sales whereas brand Z had an expansion for their sales statistics. From the year 2015 to 2017, brand Z did have a decline in sales, but the year 2017 marks the time when brand Z starts to slowly rise. The only brand that had a consistent graphic throughout the years is the brand X. Brand X’s sales are increasing every year making it the only brand who are able to achieve such achievements.
Moving forward to picture number two, this pie chart shows how many percent each type of cars are able to get sold. The highest percentage of sales is the MPV with 35%. Following up to the second rank with Hatchback City Car making 27% sales. SUVs sales got 25%, Sedan got 10%, and Sportscar with 3% of sales making it the lowest percentage between all of them.