Take a look at the graphics and complete the task. The chart and table provide data about cars registered in one country over a period of time. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two graphs depict the

petrol

prices and the amount and type of

cars

registered between 2003 and 2015. From an

overall

perspective, we can clearly see that the more the price of

petrol

is increasing, the fewer

cars

are registered.

For example

, in 2003, the gas was about 0,8 pounds per litre as the registration of new

cars

was nearly around 9,3%. In comparison, in 2011, the price of

petrol

sharply increased to 1,4 pounds per litre and the percentage of

cars

registered was roughly about 6,3%.

However

, the second table illustrates the change in the type of

cars

registered

according to

their size and engine types.

For example

, in 2003, people who were buying small

cars

represented 5,2%,

while

petrol

engines

were at

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highest rate with 83,1% and hybrid

engines

were not popular at all. In opposition, in 2015, small

cars

represented 6,2% but

petrol

engines

slightly decreased in rate with 61,2% ,

while

diesel

engines

obtained 37,8% and Hybrid 0,!% of

cars

registered. In summary , between 2003 and 2015, the price

petrol

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sharply increased which made people buy fewer

cars

.

However

, those who still buy

cars

choose the smallest ones and are more economical in gas with diesel

engines

.