Returning for comments:
It would have been better to have focused on the front wheel. An image like this requires a smaller aperture to aid the dof. However, it meets the challenge and the composiyion is nice. Bumping up.
Hey, how did you get my Lamborghini? I need it back! I don't think this is really working for me, the setup I mean. On the carpet with the drapes and table/chair leg on the left top side. You have great potential here but needs work.
If i had a sub... On to your pic...lots of issues to work on. Lighting: you need something morethan the direct flash from the camera. the front fender is over exposed and hte background shows, the light falls off on the carpet ....try a table with a tshirt or sheet, or posterboard works well. it can be curved up the back and be a 'floor 'and a wall. The car hood is very noisy. high iso setting (due to low light) will do this. Check out a program (free) called Neat Image. Lastly, the front wheel is not in focus. As light drops off you openteh aperture more (to a lower number) and that reduces DOF. So more light will allow a smaller aperture and more DOF...lighting: start there.
I think the carpet and curtains are a bit distracting. Try it again on a large sheet of paper that goes under the model, then goes up the wall behind - but not folded.
hrmm...Your focus seems a bit off here. The lighting is a bit harsh on the front left quarter panel. Possibly a different background and some better lighting would have done you more justice such as in a parking lot with some other cars out of focus in the background.