The bar charts show data on how often people change their cars and what they buy when purchasing a new car. Overall, the percentage of people who changed their car in every 3-4 year, and especially every 5 year topped the chart, while in every year had the lowest. The proportion of people who bought car, on the other hand, second-hand cars demonstrates the highest figure, whereas no car made up the smallest figure.
With regard to people who often change changed their car, every 5 year or more, in particular, records a substantial 52 % of people – the highest amount in the entire graph, followed distantly by every 3-4 year, at 37%. This was almost the seven times the figure for every 2 year, at around 5%. Never change and no car, however, making up 3% and 2%, respectively, whereas every year came last in changing their car, amounting to 1%.
As for people what car do they buy, especially, second-hand cars, recorded the highest figure at approximately 68%-three times higher than the proportion of new cars, accounting for 25%. However, sometimes new or sometimes second-hand trailed significantly behind, at 10%, while no car ranked last, at around 2%.