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The image shows a line graph with four car producers from 1998 to 2002: Nissan (white circle line) starts at 32 hours in 1998, rising to just below 34 in 1999, drops just below 30 in 2000, further down to approximately 28 in 2001, and stabilizes at 22 in 2002; Daimler Chrysler (DC) (triangle line) leads at just under 34 hours in 1998, sharply decreasing to approximately 28 by 1999, continues downward to about 26 in 2000, stabilizing around 24 in both 2001 and 2002; General Motors (GM) (square line) at approximately 31.5 in 1998, falling to about 28.5 in 1999, rises around 29 in 2000, reduces to about 27 in 2001, ending slightly above 23.5 in 2002; Ford (diamond line) starts near 32 in 1998, declines to about 29 in 1999, below 26 in 2000, dips further to approximately 23 in 2001, finishing just above 21 in 2002.
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The line graph provides information about the number of production time taken to vehicle by four factories based in the US from 1998 to 2002. Four companies include Nissan, DC, GM, and Ford.
Overall, there were two factories had decreased the time taken of production every year. Meanwhile, another two factories had fluctuated during the period.
In 1998, Nissan led the longest production time taken with over than 36 hours per vehicle. While, the shortest time taken of production was Ford with less than 26 hours per vehicle. DC and GM had a similiar number with 34 hours and 32 hours, respectively.
Throughout the year, Nissan had decreased dramatically of production time with reached 24 hours in last year of period. A similiar pattern also noticeable, GM also decreased into around 25 hours per vehicle. While, DC had decreased in 1999, remained stable in 2000, and got decreased by reaching 30 hours per item. Ford was the only factory that was increasing the production time from around 25 hours into approximately 27 hours in the last period.
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