The table illustrates the number of cars manufactured in three different nations over a 6 year-period starting from 2003. Overall, while car production in Thailand and in Argentina experienced a noticeable increase, the reverse was true for Australia. Additionally, Thailand showed constantly bigger numbers compared to its counterparts in each year, despite a slight decline in the final year.
Focusing on increases first, cars produced in Thailand and in Argentina saw a significant growth over 6 years. In 2003, Argentina manufactured 235,088 cars, before increasing considerably to 352,759 in 2006. After this, the figure continued its trajectory, reaching its peak of 466,089 in the final year. Cars produced in Thailand stood at 735,825 in the beginning year, after which it grew significantly up to a staggering 1,162,356 in 2006. However, that then witnessed a slight decline reaching 999,963 in 2009.
Australia, on the other hand, bucked the trend. In 2003, it manufactured 452,163 cars, before falling noticeably to 341,268. After another decrease, it reached 245,264 in the last year.