The provided pie charts depict data about the purchase of newly manufactured cars in Australia in 3 various years; 1984, 1993 and 2013.
In general, what stands out from the graph is that the total car purchases increased each year, reaching 71.000 in 2013. Notably, despite a gradual decrease, the sales of sedans remained persistently dominant in all given periods.
Looking in more details, in 1994, the total car sales were 42,900, while sedans absorbed the largest share of total purchases, just under three quarters. The sales of SUV was nowhere near as high as Sedans sales which was 7%.
In 2004 and 2013, the total sales were 71,000 and 85.000 respectively. Sedans accounted for 62% of total figure while this category made up just over the half of total sales in 2013. Moreover the purchases of SUV shared the identical percentage in both given years, whereas the distribution of unspecified cars’ sales increased noticeably throughout the years, from 19% to just above the one third.