Funny..."300% higher then"...the incorrect use of then as opposed to the proper use of than was the topic of a fellow's grammar pet peeve post here a few of days ago, and now the error is making its way into advertising copy posted here on TPF!
It's sad to see the incorrect use of the word "then" in such a short piece of ad copy. Anyway, you did a good job of making the car look appealing, and the shot turned out acceptably well on newsprint, which isn't the best reproduction medium in the world. When prepping files for newspaper reproduction, one always has to keep in mind that the black values tend to "ink up" a bit in what is called the process of "dot gain", and you did a good job of keeping your blacks and darker low tones well-differentiated it would seem...can't quite tell because this is a picture of a picture, but it look like you kept the blacks well-differentiated enough that the tires show a bit of detail, but the shadow areas under the wheel wells look inky black, so good job on that!