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The charts below give information on the sales of three different car types in the USA and the UK in 2005 and projections of 2055.

The pie charts display the three types of car in the USA and the UK sales proportion, including SUV car, sport car, and Sedan car, in the year of 2005 and the provision of 2055. Overall, in the USA and the UK, Sedan car has the most significant part of all charts. However, sport car took the least part in the chart of the USA; on the other hand, the UK, SUV car was the smallest part. It is apparent that the proportion of SUV car sales in the USA was experienced with the downward trend. In the year of 2005, 50% of SUV car were sold, by forecast, the rate would possibly drop to 37%. Nevertheless, sport car and Sedan car would be luckily experienced with an upward trend in 2055. There was a slice of changes from 4% to 5% of sport car. In addition, Sedan car sales rate might also increase from 46% to 58% in the future. On the contrary, Sedan car and SUV car sales rate encountered the downward trend while sport car was the only type that had an increase in the UK. In 2005, Sedan car sales ratio was 61% and it might gradually decrease to 46% in 2055. Moreover, the ratio of SUV car was minimally changed from 14% to 17% with the provision of the year 2055. Thus, sport car was the only type that might continuously rise from 25% in 2005 to 43% in 2055.
The pie charts display the three types of
car
in the USA and the UK
sales
proportion, including SUV
car
,
sport
car
, and
Sedan
car
, in the year of 2005 and the provision of 2055.

Overall
, in the USA and the UK,
Sedan
car
has the most significant part of all charts.
However
,
sport
car
took the least part in the chart of the USA;
on the other hand
, the UK, SUV
car
was the smallest part.

It is apparent that the proportion of SUV
car
sales
in the USA
was experienced
with the downward trend. In the year of 2005, 50% of SUV
car
were sold
, by forecast, the rate would
possibly
drop to 37%.
Nevertheless
,
sport
car
and
Sedan
car
would be luckily experienced with an upward trend in 2055. There was a slice of
changes
from 4% to 5% of
sport
car
.
In addition
,
Sedan
car
sales
rate might
also
increase from 46% to 58% in the future.

On the contrary
,
Sedan
car
and SUV
car
sales
rate encountered the downward trend while
sport
car
was the
only
type that had an increase in the UK. In 2005,
Sedan
car
sales
ratio was
61% and
it might
gradually
decrease to 46% in 2055.
Moreover
, the ratio of SUV
car
was
minimally
changed
from 14% to 17% with the provision of the year 2055.
Thus
,
sport
car
was the
only
type that might
continuously
rise from 25% in 2005 to 43% in 2055.
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