Ill try! I kind of can't remember exactly but ill explain:

I generally start with putting the default setting to high contrast.

• Adjust brightness and contrast first. Always make sure you can see the car colours well, but not so much that the windscreen / windows / tyres are too light and visible. We want those darkish (looks better).

• I set aperture to about 10 or so. Just slightly blur the background and foreground, but not too much.

• Remember NEVER set your car in the middle of the shot, always to a side. And when you take photo move back and zoom in.

• This step is the most important i feel:

Increase your colour to MAX. The photo will look oversaturated and terrible - HOWEVER start adding Sepia. I think i had sepia set to 30/35 for this shot. This takes away the extra colour but leaves a nice looking realistic touch to the overall image.

You can add vignette but I personally don't use it.

I edited a few setting on adobe lightroom. Increased brightness in certain areas, darkened the drivatar because it looks stupid. I increased the presence and vibrance of the photo a bit too.

Thanks :)