The table below provides information about the number of vehicles produced in Argentina, Australia, and Thailand in 2003, 2006, and 2009.
Overall, the number of cars made in Thailand was constantly the highest throughout the periods, while the figures for Argentina and Australia changed more moderately.
Initially, Thailand started at a high level, with 735,852 autos produced in 2003. This quantity increased to a peak of 1,162,352 cars in 2006. While in 2009 this figure fell to 999,963, but this remained the highest among the three countries.
Similarly, the Argentinian transport manufacturing sector saw a steady rise over the years. Production began at 235,088 in 2003, grew to about 352,759 in 2006 and reached 466,089 by 2009. By contrast, car production in Australia started at 452,163 in 2003, then dropped steadily to 341,268 by 2006 and further to 245,624 in 2009, making it the lowest among the three countries by the end of the period.