The pie charts illustrate the revenue of new cars in Australia in 1984, 1993, and 2013.
Overall, while sedans and other types of cars dominated the revenue through 3 years, SUVs showed an upward trend in market share.
In 1989, nearly 56% of sedans were sold to consumers, which peaked the sales and showed the attraction of this car at that time. A decade later, while the market share of sedans slightly declined to 49%, this type of car was still the bestseller. Ten years later, sedans still hold the most market share, which rebounded nearly 3% compared to 1993.
In terms of SUVs, it is clear that the revenue of this car increased gradually over 2 decades, which started at nearly 19% and peaked at 24.4% in 2013. By contrast, while the others type was one of the most car-dominated on the market in 1984 and 1993, it fell to 24% after it had peaked at nearly 30% in 1993.