This data illustrates the amount of cars being produces in Argentina, Australie and Thailand from 2003 to 2009.
In 2003,Thailand was the highest car producer among those three countries(735,852), follow by Australia and Argentina which is 452,163 and 235,088 respectively. This shows that Thailand car’s trend was highly popular, whereas the other two countries tend to use others transportation instead of cars. However,a shift in order has occurred, as Argentina has produced more care than Australia in 2005 with the little difference which Argentina has made 352,759and Australia was 341,268. It also states that Australia car made gradually decreases from 400k to 300k shows that their population show less interest in car or maybe the population decreases which cause the car production to reduce.Meanwhile, Thailand’s position remained unchanged which is the highest but they also faces the dramiatic growth where the overall production was around 1 million.In 2009, Argentina’s rate increases by 100k, which became around 465,000 while Australian seems to use other transportation rather than cars and that’s why the cars made in Australia reduce sharply to 245,000. Similarly for Thailand, the car made decreases but not as much as Australian, and they still the highest producer of all three.
Overall, all three of the countries have different trend which shows different people behaviour in each country. For Argentina, the car made increases steadily from 2003 to 2009, while in Australia kept falling. However, Thailand remained the highest car producer for all time but there are some small changes in the trend from rising to falling.This shows that each country citizens have different thought about the car usage which could impact the car producer.