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The given pie charts illustrate the sales of new cars in Australia from 1994 to 2013. Overall, it is obvious that SUVs, others, and the total showed upward trends, while the reverse was true for Sedans. Notably, throughout the given period, Sedans maintained their dominant position, whereas SUVs remained unchanged from April 2004 to April 2013 and accounted for the smallest share. Regarding the categories that showed upward trajectories, in April 1994, other cars ranked second at 19%, which was more than double the proportion of SUVs at 7%. Subsequently, in April 2004, the former saw gradual growth to 21%, while the latter experienced a 10-percentage-point increase. At the end of the period, other cars rose noticeably to 32%, whereas SUVs remained stable at 17%. Meanwhile, there was a significant rise in the total, beginning at 42,900 cars in April 1994 and surging to 71,000 cars in April 2004 before jumping to 85,000 cars in April 2013. In stark contrast, it was reported that Sedans recorded the most dramatic fall throughout the surveyed years. In April 1994, Sedans constituted nearly three quarters of the total market, making this category the highest figure. Finally, Sedans dropped to just over a half of the total and kept their hold on the top spot at the end of the given period.