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I think it is an interesting shot....nice tone etc. What throws me off is the structure is not level...and I kinda wanted to tilt my head....

But I do like the image.
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Love the photo but really prefer a tighter crop.

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This really works for me, good work. Looks like a commercial.

Thanks for sharing!
 
Very nice picture. I would also crop it tighter. The car does not "draw the eye", the sky is.
 
I think the shot is fine the way it is - I might have backed the car up a couple of feet to center it a little better since I presume this was intended as a symmetrically balanced photo. Kind of tough to get just right since the balance of the car is visually weighted towards the back.

Other than that, yes, you can crop it and change the emphasis of the photo, but that merely makes it different, not inherently better. Just for fun, I tried several different compositions in PS - vertical with sky, deleting the sky entirely, reducing the left side of the photo since the right has a little more detail (signs and roof vent) to balance against (it would work better if the the car was parked facing the other direction). They all hold up fairly well, but what you have works fine as is.

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I really like it. I'm partial to the car anyway.... nice photo.

I agree with another poster that it's a hair off center. Other than that I dig it.
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