The chart shows the number of cars made in three countries from 2003 2009

The given table illustrates the number of cars manufactured in three different nations over a period running from 2003 to 2009.

Overall, an ascending trend was witnessed in the car production of all countries, except for Australia. Also evident is that Thailand was dominant in terms of cars made throughout the period.

In 2003, 784.770 cars were manufactured in Thailand, making it the top car-producing country. This was followed by Australia, which produced 430.658 cars. The next place went to Argentina, as only 145.930 cars were made in this country.

Thereafter, the number of cars produced in Thailand increased significantly and peaked at 1.119.283, before dropping to 950.258 in 2009. By contrast, there was a gradual decrease in the car production of Australia, ending the period with 212.647. Finally, Argentina saw a dramatic growth to 413.062 in its number of cars manufactured, after which a slight decrease to 512.247 was recorded in 2009.