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Band 4+: The pie charts show the sales of new cars in Australia in 1984, 1993 and 2013. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays three pie charts detailing new car sales for specific periods. In 1994 April, with a total of 42,900 sales, the breakdown was Sedans 74%, SUVs 7%, and Others 19%. In 2004 April, total sales were 71,000, with proportions of Sedans at 62%, SUVs at 17%, and Others at 21%. In 2013 April, the total sales figure was 85,000, distributed as Sedans 51%, SUVs 17%, and Others 32%.
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The pie chart provides information about sales of new cars in Australia from 1984, 1993 to 2013. Overall, while others and SUVs increased the reverse was true for, Sedans decreased over the period.

In detail, starting at 17% in 1994 April others increased 21% in2004 and this was followed by a noticeable rise to 32% in the final year. SUVs rose to 7% in the beginning after which it improved further to 17% in 2004. SUVs remained same level by the end of year.

As for,despite significant increase in 1994 Sedans dropped sharply in 2004. Sedans dropped, reaching their lowest point at the end of year

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