Revenues per month of 3 British companies in the car retail industry – Acme Sports Cars, Branson Motors, Curtis Car Mart are illustrated in the graph throughout 2000 Financial Year.
Overall, Acme Sports Cars started the year as the highest-earning company, while Branson Motors was at the bottom of income experiencing some fluctuations. Also, Curtis Car Mart gradually increased in their earnings by the end of the financial year.
At the beginning, Acme Sports Cars’ income amounted to approximately 70,000 pounds that significantly higher than Curtis Motors at exactly 40,000 pounds and Branson Motors at 20,000 pounds. Acme Sports Cars’ income fluctuated(60,000 pounds and 80,000 pounds)by the end of June, then sharply decreased to 10,000 pounds approximately. At this time Curtis Car Mart had steady fall to 20,000 pounds, whereas Branson Motors rose to 40,000 pounds. Afterward Branson Motors and Curtis Car Mart grew up together(40,000 and 65,000), but still didn’t reach Acme Sports Cars.
From October to the end of the financial year, the situation changed again. Acme Sports Cars started to grow slowly and reached about 40,000 pounds in March. At the same time, Branson Motors’ profit went up and down between 50,000 and 60,000 pounds, ending the year at 60,000 pounds. On the other hand, Curtis Car Mart grew steadily every month and hit the highest point at 80,000 pounds in March. In the end, Curtis Car Mart became the most profitable company of all three.