The table provides data on the number of automobiles produced in Thailand, Argentina and Australia over three-year intervals between 2003 and 2009.
The number of cars manufactured in Argentina and Thailand stood at about 235,000 and 735,000 units, respectively. The former showed a more or less steady increase and had made roughly 466,000 light vehicles by the end of the period. However, the latter, after hitting the table high of approximately 1.2m in 2006, witnessed a slight decline to just under a million.
As far as Australia’s car production is concerned, it started with about 452,000 units in the initial year, but this figure almost halved over the next six years, amounting to around 245,000 automobiles in 2009.
In summary, the quantity of cars produced in Argentina and Thailand rose over the period, whereas that of Australia showed the reverse. It is also apparent that Thailand registered the highest numbers in each year studied.
