The table illustrates the car production in three countries namely Argentina, Australia and Thailand between 2003 and 2009.
In general, it is clear that Thailand topped the list of three given car manufacturers. Whilst Australia saw a dramatic drop in its number of cars produced, the figure for Argentina witnessed the most impressive jump.
In 2003, 235,088 cars were manufactured in Argentina, which was double behind in comparison to the figures for its Australia counterpart, standing at 452,163. Three years later, car production in Argentina and Australia surged to 352,759 and 341,268. The former still grew noticeably to reach a high of 466,089 in 2009, doubling that in 2003. Meanwhile, the latter ceased to climb and recorded a mild fall of nearly than 100 at the end of the surveyed period.
Regarding Thailand’s figure, it started quite well at first place with 735,852 cars produced. There was fluctuations in the number of cars produced from 2003 to 2009. The number of cars produced in 2006 reached a peak at 1,162,356, became the highest figure in the table. But in 2009, the number of cará produced in Thailand decreased slightly to 999,963.