sadly there is not motion blur either in the background or the wheels....it doesn't show speed at all. The car could have been parked for all we can tell. Try a slower shutter speed and allow at least the wheels to show some movement
Fast car, sure. Unfortunately having the car looking perfectly still doesn't really convey a sense of speed to me. Maybe using a slower shutter speed to create motion blur would've helped a bit more.
From this shot, all I'm getting is a parked car. Parking is rarely a common "habit", though this does appear to be parked in the middle of the road, and that could be a little dangerous (::grin::). Regardless, a slightly longer shutter speed to capture just a bit of the motion blur would give us a significantly stronger whack over the head as to what's going on here and what the "habit" might be.
No sense of speed here, needs some motion blur. As it is the car could be parked up. Need to use a slower speed and either pan to put the background into motion or held to put the car into motion.
I think it would be more appropriate to pan with the subject to get some motion blur in the background rather than having the subject look like it's standing still.