The table compares the quantity of cars produced across thee three countries in 2003,2006 and 2009
Overall, Argentina and Thailand were the two highest productive countries where the number of cars manufactured increased over the surveyed preriod, while the figure for Australia witnessed a reverse trend. Additionally, Thailand’s car production showed the most significant growth
Regarding to the increasing categories, the number of cars produced in Thailand recorded the highest figure, at 735,825 in 2003, doubled that of Argentina, at aprroximately 235,000. In 2006, Thailand’s cars production continuted to be the leading country when reaching a peak of more than 1 million, which was over eight times higher than the figure for Argentina. Interstingly, in the last surveyed year, these two categories witnessed a reverse trend, while there was a moderate rise to 466,089 for the number of Argentina’s cars made, that of Thailand experienced an insignificant decline, at 999,963
Concerning to Australia’s cars production number, it stood at 452,163, doubled that of Argentina. However, in three years later, there was a minimal decline to 341,268 and it nearly had the same figure compared to Argentina. Subsequently, it sustainably decreased by over 100,000 cars
