The pie charts below illustrate the sales of new cars in Australia in three different years.
Overall, the new cars called Sedan showed the highest results in the market over the three-year period compared with the others. Although sedan sales declined each year, they still maintained their position in the market. While SUV and other cars showed moderate growth.
In 1994, Sedan accounted the highest figure 74% of the total 42,900 sales. However, the figure declined to 62% in 2004, and dipped further to just over half of the market at 51% by 2013. Despite declining each year, it remained ahead of the others throughout the period.
SUVs is the least common choose in 1994 at just 7%. Nevertheless, the popularity of SUV growth nearly doubled to 17% by 2004. In 2013, the SUV demonstrated the same percentage at 17%.
Moreover, the other cars begin the sale at 19% in 1994. Then, the popularity of other cars showed moderate growth to 21% in 2004. In 2013, the total 85,000 sales the other cars represented at 32%, solidifying its position with strong figures.
