The table compares the number of manufactured cars in three different countries- Argentina, Australia and Thailand in 2003, 2006 and 2009.
Overall, despite experiencing a noticeable decrease in the last year, Thailand generally increased, while remaining the largest car manufacturer among the three countries. Australia, however, underwent consistent decreases in all three years. Notably, Argentina followed an upward trajectory, without experiencing any dips.
Regarding Thailand, it followed an overall upward trend. In 2003, the car production in this country stood at 735,852, which surged to 1,162,356 in 2006, prior to falling to 999,963 in 2009. Argentina saw a somewhat similar pattern. Initially, the figures stood at 235,088. This then rose markedly to 352,759 in 2006, followed by a further increase to 466,089 in 2009, nearly double its initial 2003 figure.
Australia, on the other hand, followed a different pattern. The statistic for this country registered 452,163 in 2003. It substantially declined to 341,268 in 2006. Furthermore, this figure continuously decreased to 245,624 in 2009.