
The image is a pie chart that shows the percentage of cars sold in different countries. The chart is divided into six sections, each representing a different country. The largest section is red, the smallest is blue, the largest is green, the middle section is yellow, and the smallest section is pink.

The largest section in the chart is for Ford 7%, which is the largest car sold in the United States. The smallest section in Europe is for G.M. 4.6%, which means that the car sold at a higher price than the rest of the country.
- Groupe Fiat 7.1% is the smallest, with the largest section being the largest. The second section is from Japan, with a smaller section being Japan 2.6%. The third section is in France, with an older version of the same car sold. The fourth section is for Renault 30.8%, which shows that Renault 30 is the most popular car in Europe. The fifth section is also for Divers, which is a smaller version of Renault 30, and it shows that the majority of the cars sold at the same time as the rest. The pie chart is displayed on a white background with the number 87 on the bottom right corner.
