I'd strongly suggest you layout the tables in a more understandable format:
For example:
Code:
Table name = Customer Info
Entity Name | Entity Type | Null
Customer ID NUMBER NOT NULL
First Name TEXT NOT NULL
Last Name TEXT NOT NULL
Address Line 1 TEXT NOT NULL
Address Line 2 TEXT NOT NULL
Address Line 3 TEXT NOT NULL
Address Line 4 TEXT NULL
Postcode TEXT NOT NULL
Phone number TEXT NULL
You then need to think about your relationships. Will one customer be able to have more then one car?
If so then you need a link entity:
Code:
customer table ---> customer_cars <------ car details
customerid cust_car carid
*customerid
*carid
Underline denotes a primary key. * denotes a foriegn key. Not Null means it must contain data.
There are wizards which can put together a basic report which you can then tweak after to make it more suitable for purpose. Also you might want to make use of a switchboard and forms to ease input