The three pie charts illustrate the number of new cars in Australia in 1984, 1993 and 2013.
Overall, the sales of sedans remained the most popular type in terms of sales over the three-year period. The total number of cars grew gradually throughout the years.
In 1994, sedans had the highest scora with 74%, followed by others at 19%. SUVs had the lowest percentage with 7%. In 2004, total number of cars had grown from 42.900 to 71.000. In this year, sedans still had the largest proportion with 62%. Others accounted for 21%, while SUVs were the least preferred ones with 17%.
In 2013, the total amount of cars sold had grown from 71.000 to 85.000. The proportion of sedans fell to 51%, whereas others rose to 32%. SUVs remained same as in 2004 with 17%.
To sum up, sedans were the most preferred type of cars, while SUVs were the lowest.
