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The image features a line graph with the vertical axis labeled "% of households" ranging from 0 to 50 in increments of 5, and the horizontal axis showing the years 1975, 1985, 1995, and 2005. The legend identifies four categories: "3 cars", "2 cars", "1 car", and "no car". In 1975, "1 car" is at 45%, "no car" is at 42%, "2 cars" is at approximately 7%, and "3 cars" is at approximately 3%. In 1985, "1 car" is at approximately 37%, "no car" is at approximately 25%, "2 cars" is at approximately 14%, and "3 cars" is at 5%. In 1995, "1 car" is at approximately 41%, "no car" is at approximately 24%, "2 cars" is at 15%, and "3 cars" is at 6%. In 2005, "1 car" is at approximately 44%, "no car" is at approximately 21.5%, "2 cars" is at 18%, and "3 cars" is at 9%.
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The line graph shows the proportion of household ownership in one European country over a 30-year period between 1975 and 2005.
Overall, 3 cars and 2 cars exhibited an upward trend, while the opposite was true for no car. By contrast, 1 cars did not show any substantial changes. 2 cars recorded the most pronounced growth.
For the highest two percentages, there was a slow decrease in the proportion of 1 car owners. This was followed by a gradual increase to roughly 45% from 1985 to 2005. While no car experienced a sharp decrease to 25% in 1985 before declining slowly to about 20% in 2005.
However, both 2 cars and 3 cars recorded rising trends. Noticeably, 2 cars started at approximately 5%, which then remained stable at 15 until 1995, after going up to just under 20% at the end while 3 cars showed a minute increase throughout the period.
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