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Band 6+: The table below shows the number of cars made in 4 different countries, in the years 2013, 2016 and 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a table of car production figures from Argentina, Australia, Thailand, and Denmark for the years 2013, 2016, and 2019. Argentina produced 161,176 cars in 2013, 432,120 cars in 2016, and 512,924 cars in 2019. Australia produced 413,261 cars in 2013, 330,906 cars in 2016, and 227,283 cars in 2019. Thailand produced 742,062 cars in 2013, 1,194,426 cars in 2016, and 999,378 cars in 2019. Denmark produced 12,007 cars in 2013, 10,532 cars in 2016, and 12,496 cars in 2019.
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The data demonstrates the count of vehicles made in Argentina, Australia, Thailand, Denmark in 3 different years.

Overall, Thailand and Argentina saw a significant increase in number of cars made, while Australia’s cars made reduced almost twice and Denmark stayed relatively stable. Thailand and Denmark had the highest and lowest transport made, respectively.

Argentina, started as a third largest car production country with 161,176 in 2013, met the most substantial increase and surpassed Australia in 2016 with 432,120. In 2019, Argentina almost tripled its starting amount of the vehicles produced and peaked at 521,924. On the other hand, Australia had a downward trend and reduced in the number of cars made from 413,261 in 2013 to 227,283 in 2019. Thailand, however, had a slight fluctuations throughout the given period. Starting at 742,062 transport produced in 2013, Thailand peaked in 2016 with 1194,426, and saw a brief decrease, resulting in a 999,378 cars made in 2019. Compared to other countries in a give list, Denmark remained stable with 12,007 vehicle produced in 2013 and 12,496 in 2019.

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