The pie charts compare the sales of new cars in Australia in three different timestamp starting from 1994 April to 2013 April with 10-years intervals.
Overall, what stands out is that although the the figure declined gradually, the percentage of Sedans remained dominant across the surveyed period. Additionally, the number of new cars sold in 2013 April also brought about the highest revenue of the three charts.
Regarding the Sedans’ sales, the first surveyed figure in 1994 constituted approximately three quarters to the total revenue, which was the highest sales of Sedans at that time and across the period, simultaneously. This was followed by the continuous plunge in how many Sudans sold to 62% in the next decade and ended up at roughly covering a half of the sales in the end of the period.
Concerning the remaining categories, the SUVs’ sales commenced at a modest share of 7%, then climbing to 17% in 2004 and stayed unchanged by the end. Finally, the unspecified catergories also witnessed a steady increase in the surveyed period. The volume of how many other kinds of cars sold in 1994 comprised 19% of the whole revenue which grew by 2% in the next 10 years and finished up at about a third of the total sales.