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yellow car...:)

C&C is "Critique and Criticisms" You never asked for anything about how to fix your issues.

Hmm, I always read 'C&C' as Comments and Critique...

As far as the original post, I would probably convert it to B&W...
 
Hmm, I always read 'C&C' as Comments and Critique...

Yeah, I've seen it referred to both ways as well. They both mean the same thing though in the end. Still doesn't mean "TIPS Or SUGGESTIONS" imo.

CC is always asking for the negatives lol. At least, that's what I always want to hear. Who cares what I do right, give me the wrongs, so I can improve. If I wanted praise, I'd have stayed on Facebook.
 
30 seconds in Lightroom: desaturated blue, cyan, red; slightly increased warmth...

2vjvb4g.jpg
 
It is too saturated and too blue like everyone else is saying. This might be better in B&W, the red tail lights in the back are also distracting. The focus seems great though :)

Thank you..:) Finally someone with suggestions..:) I think i messed up the post processing...

Yeah I would give it another go, maybe add a little blur to the background (just a little) to take the focus off the lights in the back.

how do you blur the background?

Here is the original. How would you guys make it a great picture?

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7148/6544847333_83c529d7b2_b.jpg
 
30 seconds in Lightroom: desaturated blue, cyan, red; slightly increased warmth...

2vjvb4g.jpg

And that fixes most issues other than the blown out back end of the car. Sorry, but that makes this photo un-useable as there is simply no image date recorded on the rear left quarter panel, so there is nothing you can do to bring it back in post, short of manually painting a new rear end onto the car using the colors from the front.
 
If the OP shot in RAW, I think the image could be salvageable. It seems like a lot of the issues with the photo stem from the post-processing, unless the OP is shooting in JPEG and has the camera automatically doing that to the photos.
 
After seeing the original, you've totally ruined the actual color of the car. The pale yellow is original looking compared to the big bird yellow you changed it to lol.

I'd say start back with the original image and go from there, minus the uber-saturation you added.
 

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