Overall, there was a downward trend in the sales of Sedans, while a fluctuation and an increase can be seen in the figures for SUVS and other cars respectively. It is also important to note that the other cars were the most popular choice across buyers throughout the period shown.
Looking first at the data for SUVS and Sedans cars, the market share of the Sedans accounted for 26% in 1984, after which it saw a slight increase of 3% in 1993, before dipping to 24% in 2013. The SUVS sales remained at 19% in both 1984 and 2013, despite a growth to 21% in 1993. Notably, the figure for SUVS held the lowest position over the timeframe.
Turning to the remaining category, other cars constituted 55% of total sales in 1984, which was more than double the proportion of Sedans, before declining to 50% in 1993 and resurging to 57% in 2013. Remarkably, the sales share of other cars remained at over half of total sales in each year.
