Given is a table which illustrates the quantity of cars constructed in Argentina, Australia and Thailand in the years 2003, 2006 and 2009, with interval of three.
Overall, a cursory glance at the graph reveals that while Thailand was the country of a high production level remaining the big numbers of car construction, Argentina and Australia were the ones significantly lagging behind the level of automobile manufacture in the former country.
In more detail, concerning Argentina, it is clear that the total quantity of vehicles made started to rise commencing with 235,088 manufactured cars in 2003 and hitting the highest number of 466,089 in 2009. When Australia, on the contrary, began to decrease in the number of produced cars going from making 452,163 cars in 2003 and hitting its lowest number of 245,264 in 2009. Regarding Thailand, it was the leading country of car construction in all the provided years increasing its number from 735,825 cars to producing 1,162,356 automoblies comparing years 2003 and 2006 respectively. However, achieving its maximum level of output in 2006, the country’s prductions started to decrease constituting 999,963 cars in 2009.