This chart describes Driver's found. Specifically, Volkswagen is grabbing a bigger share of
Europe's shrinking car market thanks partly to its lower funding costs.
This image is entitled "Drivers Found." It shows how Volkswagen is grabbing a bigger share
of Europe's shrinking car market. According to the data, this has occurred due to its lower
funding costs. The left side of the image shows Volkswagen's Western European market share.
The right side of the image shows the number of cars sold in Western Europe. Data ranges
from 2004-2012. Data for this image was obtained from The Wall Street Journal.
These graphs show an increase in Volkswagen's Western Europe market share, along with the
total number of Volkswagen cars sold in the same region over the course of 8 years(2004-2012).
Europe's car industry is dwindling down. Now is the exact time to buy an elegant Volkswagen.
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This chart/graph is labeled "Drivers Found". The Volkswagen has grabbed many buyers because
of it's lower funding costs. It shows the Graph of Volkswagen Western European share.
This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how Volkswagon is gathering a larger market
share in the european market compared to other car makers
The left graph shows Volkswagen's Western European market share. The right graph shows the
total number of cars sold in Western Europe from 2004 to 2012.
This chart describes drivers found. Specifically, Volkswagen is grabbing a bigger share of
Europe's shrinking car market, thanks partly to its lower funding cost.
Drivers Found is the title of this image. Fact: Volkswagen is grabbing bigger share of Europe's
shrinking car. This is supported by two graphics. One shows volkswagen's western Europe market
share, and the other the total number of cars sold in Europe for the same period.
On the left we have a chart of volkswagens european market share, trending up from 2004 to
2012. On the right a bar chart shows the total number of cars sold in western europe, in millions.
The image depicts how Volkswagen is attaining a larger share of Europe's shrinking car market,
in part due to it's lower funding costs. Market share has increased to 24.5% in 2012.
Lowers funding costs in Europe has benefited Volkswagen. These cost changes mean more of
the shrinking car buying population in Europe is going to Volkswagen.
This chart from the Wall Street Journal shows how german automaker Volkswagon is gaining market
share in Europe over other car manufacturers.
In this study conducted by the Wall Street Journal- from research obtained from the European
Automotive Manufacturer's Association- Volkswagen has been able to secure a share of the shrinking
European car market.
