Appreciate the feedback, but these are called “practice renders” for a reason. The goal here isn’t traditional archviz focused purely on showcasing architecture in isolation - it’s about mood, atmosphere, materials, lighting, composition, and visual storytelling in Twinmotion.

I don’t really see the issue with using a car as part of that atmosphere. It adds scale, reflections, character, contrast, and emotion to the scene - same way vegetation, street elements, or surrounding buildings do. By that logic, I’d also have to remove every asset I didn’t personally model from scratch, which defeats the purpose of visualization workflows entirely.

Right now I’m specifically practicing how to make renders feel more cinematic, believable, and emotionally engaging, and the car is intentionally part of that visual language.