The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971-2007

The graph illustrates the trend regarding car ownership in Britain from 1971 until 2007 wherein data is collected every leap year. It is

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classified into 4

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the number of vehicles owned.

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, the illustration depicted that the majority of the British people decided to acquire at least one car over 36 years.

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, only those who purchased one and none were interchanged in the sequence of preferred ownership between 1971 and 2007. In detail, the figure presented a static direction in sole ownership by remaining within 40-50% for more than three decades, yet, it was still predominantly higher compared to its counterparts.

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, citizens with two autos established promising elevating statistics wherein the rate remained as is for roughly 4 annum around 1975, but doubled by 1991 before reaching a peak in 2007 at nearly 25%.

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, individuals who had none significantly declined in proportion.

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, it had a slow plunge from almost 50% which was halved by the later period at over 20%.

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, stagnant behaviour was observed for those with three or more cars for about 96 months since the onset of the research,

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, it began rising steadily from a negligible percentage to a little below 10% by the

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year. To sum it up, most British preferred having only a car over the years. Meanwhile, a lot acquired two and was slightly above non-car owners in terms of number.

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, only a handful acquired three or more.