Look at this bar chart which shows data on the manufacture of passenger cars in 2015.

The bar chart illustrates the differences of percentage reporting world passenger car production by area, the statistics were recorded among seven distinct countries with the total adding up to 100%. Overall, high proportions gathered most in Greater China while the other ones fluctuated from around two to twenty-five percent. Accounting for the most giant number of car production is the region of Greater China with over 25%, followed by Europe at the second rank with 25 percent in that profession. On the contrary, Middle East and Africa achieved nearly a half of five out of 100 percent, which leads it to the lowest rank on the bar chart in the same year. To compare with, North America acquired approximately 20 percent of cars manufacturing whilst South America conversely created a huge gap between the two areas when it got only about five percent of this sort of transportation. Moving on to the middle part of this chart, the data can be clearly seen that Japan and Korea came in for a considerable percentage of 16% compared to those isolated regions.