Cars are very hard to photograph well
there is so much one wants to include, but not have the photo look too busy. I prefer the composition (collage) approach wherein various unique characteristics of the vehicle are included, inset in smaller photos, i.e. the unique elements of a Cobra include: front-end (open, oval snout says Cobra, side exhaust, original style wheels, hood scoop, flared fenders, color and stripes (original colors), dash and if installed, the reversed linkage of the Ford Top Loader gear shifter
Photoshop is the right tool for this job. Or, do a series of photos, which illustrate each unique element. The over all car could be photographed at a different angle, as others have suggested
this would help a great deal. Also keep in mind a black car is not the most desirable color for a car photo, so I would try to include the strips and chrome or other signature emblems to compliment the basic black and be careful with lighting setups. I have been a car builder and have shown cars for over 35 years and these are but a few of the suggestions automotive magazine photographers have mentioned to me over the years.
For other ideas, there are a number of Cobra Internet sites that include photos.
The only negative comment I have, other than what others have already mentioned, is that I feel the car is too close to the background and its (background) competes with the car.
Look forward to seeing more photos of the Cobra.