Classic, Not Plastic.
by Kel73

Comment:
The lighting of the car is the biggest concern with this photo. Much of the car is too dark, and then there are bright highlights from surrounding lights reflecting off the paintwork. Also, the angle of the photo is awkward, as doesn't show off the best elements of the car. The background is interesting, but doesn't cover the whole back, as it runs out in the top right. More overall light was needed for this to more evenly light the car, and add more light to the overall image.

Girls in Trucks (soft in all the right places, tough in all the right ways)
by pixelpig

Comment:
Very different to what I expected out of this challenge. The letters are a bit of a problem, I find myself trying to work out what the word says, especailly as a letter is cut off on the left. Apart from that, something different. Howeer, having the text on the image, as was allowed for this challenge, would have allowed the image to stand by itself, and help with the connection to the challenge

Time For An Upgrade?
by GeneralE

Comment:
An interesting concept, a different image. There have been a couple fo these where people have gone the different direction, and a number have worked. I feel the crop on this just doesn't work, I feel seeing more of the car would have helped, or at a different angle. The striahgt on angle doesn't povide a lot of interest for this image. The text though is good and draws attention.

Musing
by LevT

Comment:
I read the challenge as creating an Auto ad, or something that could be used for the purpose of an auto ad, and not to take a photo of an auto ad. This overall picture has little appeal, the man is too dark, the surroundings are as well, and he is standing in front of the car, which obscures it, when it is meant to be the main subject.

Smell! Pollute! Litter! Why should the others have all the fun?
by raish

Comment:
I am not a fan of the processing you have used for this photo. It gives the photo an overall washed out feel, with little contrast. The composition is cluttered and multiple elements have been partly cropped off.

Mazda RX-8. It Moves You.
by arron_christensen

Comment:
I like the overall composition of this image. The front of the car is a little dark though, however the use of panning and the crop you have applied is very good. The text used is spot on and well placed for an Ad. I like the sub reflection off the front wheel flare as well,, i think it adds to the image.

Porsche.....Every Ride Is An Adventure
by senor_kasper

Comment:
A really good panning shot. This type of shot is perfect for the car here. I like the angle you have this at, as I feel that adds to the overall effect. Well composed and well executed.
Maybe the title could have been in text along the bottom of the photo so that the end product could then stand alone as an Ad........just a suggestion for these challenges.

At the end of the the rainbow
by Glanni

Comment:
A great image, that captures the essance of how you are tryiong to sell the car. The Photo fits in really well with the overall theme you chose. Having the rainbow there is also very good, and adds to the image. The image is sharp, well executed and very well composed.
The Hilux writing though is a bit annoying for me. Having the car in it just grabs more attention I feel than it should. That text in a well chosen colour would have been better.

Suzuki XL7
by aliqui

Comment:
I like the composition of this image. Even though the wreak is so much bigger, the car is still the subject, just by the placement of the elements. Like a few other photos, maybe a different car colour would have been better to avoid it blending in (yes, borrow a Red One......) but that is not something easily done.
Would have preferred the bottom line of text to be closer to the bottom of the ad. I think the top line is really well positioned, but the other line could have gone along the very bottom almost, and been a better placement.
A great submission for the challenge

The Ultimate Driving Machine
by bassbone

Comment:
A couple of people tried this, but you pulled it off by far the best. A really well executed image of movement, and one that fits the challenge exceptionally well. Something I could easily see on a billboard.