The pie charts illustrate the sales of Australian new cars from 1984 to 2013, with the figures expressed in percentages.
Overall, it is clear that Sedans dominated the market during the given timeframe, while SUVs accounted for noticeably smaller proportions over the period.
In detail, the sales of Sedans represented 55% of the total market, and this figure then tapered off to 50% in 1993. Subsequently, it rebounded to 57%, its peak point, in 2013, becoming Sedans the most popular car. As for other vehicles, they documented at 26.0% of the total market share in 1984, followed by a moderate rise to 29% after 9 years. Furthermore, that rate sank to 24% in 2013.
By comparison, SUVs recorded the least share of the market, 19% initially, and it saw a slight increase to 21% in 1993. After that, SUVs declined to 19% in 2013, becoming the least common vehicle over time.
