The table illustrates information on the number of cars manufactured in four different countries (Thailand; Australia; Argentina; and Denmark) in 2013, 2016, and 2019.
Overall, the figure of car production in Thailand, and Denmark increased with fluctuation and also Argentina witnessed steady growth while Australia decreased the rate of car production. Notably, the growing number of cars were fabricated in Thailand compared to Denmark where the least amount of vehicles were produced throughout the period.
Delving into the details of Thailand, Denmark, and Argentina, which saw an increase. Starting at 742,062 in 2013, the figure for car production in Thailand boomed, reaching a peak of 119,426 in 2016. In the last year, Thailand declined the amount of cars manufactured to 999,37, becoming the primary car manufacturer. Moreover, the number of cars fabricated in Argentina stood at 161,176 in the initial year, a figure that then soared to 432,120 after three years before reaching 512,924, warranting the second primary producer in 2019. Having produced 12,007 automobiles in 2013, Denmark lessened its car production to 10,532 in the next three-year period. In the last year, the figure for motor cars then went up to 12,496, stating its position in the lowest stage.
Moving on to the details of Australia, the number of fabricated vehicles declined throughout the span. This figure stood at 413,261 in the initial year, but it followed a further drop to 330,906 in 2016. In the last years, Australia decreased its automobile manufacturing rate, manufacturing just 227,283.