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A choropleth map of Europe illustrating the number of cars per thousand inhabitants. Countries are shaded in different colors ranging from dark red to light orange, corresponding to different ranges of car ownership. A legend at the bottom left indicates that dark red represents more than 600 cars per thousand inhabitants, while light orange represents 100-199 cars per thousand inhabitants. Numerical values are overlaid on each country, showing the specific number of cars per thousand inhabitants. Western and Central European countries generally exhibit higher car ownership rates, while Eastern European countries tend to have lower rates.