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Band 5+: The graph shows dara on the manufacture of passenger cars in 2015.

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The image displays a pie chart titled 'World passenger car production, 2015', detailing the percentage share by region. The figures are: Greater China 26%, Europe 25%, North America 19%, Japan / Korea 16%, South Asia 8%, South America 4%, and Middle East / Africa 2%.
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The statistical data of how various countries around the world made progress on passenger car productions.

However, not all the countries in the world are captured during the analysis. Particularly emphasis was laid on some group of countries which are, greater China, Japan/Korea, Middle East/Africa, Europe, South Asia, North America and South America.

In the year 2015, production of cars in China is up to 26 percent, follows by European countries with a production of 25 percent, North America production is 19 percent, Japan/Korea 16 percent, while South Africa, South America and Middle East/Africa produced at the percentage of 8, 4, and 2 respectively. This indicates that China is the highest country to produce car passengers in that particular year and Africa is the least.

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