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The line chart below shows the information about car ownership in households in the Asia countries from 1995 to 2025.

The line chart below shows the information about car ownership in households in the Asia countries from 1995 to 2025. b35Dl
The given chart details the Asian families who owned cars in their home over a 30 years period. In general, families without a car have been much popular types of cars owned than others. While the proportion of families own one car followed the downward trend, families had more than 2 cars followed the onwared trend instead, between 1995 and 2025. In 1995, households had no car had the percentage of 45% out of total and decreased by around 39% in 2005. Until 2015, this figure rose by exactly 40% and remained unchanged in 2025. By comparison, the three cars and two cars households had the proportion of 4% and 10% in 1995 and increased gradually by 10% and 16% in 2025 respectively. With regard to families had one car, the proportion of that of families stood at 30% in 1995 and then declined by 25% in 2005. Eventually, the proportion of families had one car fluctuated at 16% in 2025.
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the Asian
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in their home over a 30 years period.
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families
without a
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have been much popular types of
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one
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car
followed the downward trend,
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families
had more than 2
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onwared
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, between 1995 and 2025. In 1995, households had no
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car
had the percentage of 45% out of total and decreased by around 39% in 2005. Until 2015, this figure rose by exactly 40% and remained unchanged in 2025. By comparison, the three
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cars
and two
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cars
households had the
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proportion
of 4% and 10% in 1995 and increased
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by 10% and 16% in 2025
respectively
. With regard to
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families
had one
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car
, the
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proportion
of that of
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families
stood at 30% in 1995 and then declined by 25% in 2005.
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of
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families
had one
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car
fluctuated at 16% in 2025.

IELTS academic The line chart below shows the information about car ownership in households in the Asia countries from 1995 to 2025.

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