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The table illustrates how many cars were manufactured in specific nations, namely Argentina, Australia and Thailand over nine years. Overall, while car production in Argentina and Thailand saw an upward trend, the reserve was for Australia. Notably, Thailand stood out among other countries with larger numbers throughout the period. With regards to Thailand and Argentina, both exhibited an overall increase. At the beginning, the number of cars produced in Thailand accounted for 735,852, which was twice as high as that of Argentina, at 235,088 cars. In the following 6 years, the figure for Thailand increased sharply, reaching a peak of 1,162,356, but it later dropped to 999,963 in the last year of the period. Meanwhile, Argentina’s car production rose steadily to 352,759 in 2006, followed by a consistent increase to reach 466,089 in 2009. A substantial decline can be seen in the figure for Australia over the period. In 2003, 452,163 cars were made in Australia, after which it experienced a drop to 341,268 in 2006, before ending the period at 245,624. By the end of the period, Australia had not only recorded a dramatic decline but also had the smallest level among the three countries in 2009.