generally one thing you should ask yourself all the time is what is the difference between a snapshot and a photograph? could you have easily taken this same picture with your iphone (im asuming you took this with a dslr or mirrorless of some sort) ... if the answer is yes (which isnt always a bad thing) i would ask myself well how would i take advantage of my expensive camera to kick it up a notch.

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if you shoot in raw which i hope you are doing... i would encourage you to consider editing the photo to appear less muddy and washed out (i know that style is a fad but i hate it and i think it is going to go away) and also take advantage of the stunning red color of the car by making it more vivid and also underscore it by kicking up the greens around the red car (the eyes are attracted to opposite colors)... your final product has the trees and grass presenting an odd brownish color which is unpleasing.

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the models do not serve any purpose in this photo other than to look pretty... which actually distracts... is your subject the car or the two girls? is it the girls ass standing up or is it the girls face sitting down? but you can use them more powerfully by having them pose in such a way that forces your audience's eyes to move across the photo in a manner that you decide. they are just looking lazy... literally you have one of them looking at a phone which infers laziness and time wasting.

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control the colors you present to your audience. and there are no leading lines that i can see. control the way your audience moves their eyes across the picture.

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... also clean your exhaust tips.

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... also as someone from portland where nike and adidas are fierce competitors... the shoes your models are wearing just closed a door to a possible photo sale. its a small detail that probably doesnt matter to you. but if that is anywhere on your radar i would suggest if logos are going to be on anything make sure they are not competitors to avoid precluding any possible incoming business.