See how the body panels kind of bend inwards around the headlight (and everywhere there is a body part edge) producing those small highlights and shadows? That kind of details will do a lot to how your model looks like. You already made it for the front bumper hole but it looks like its a little too sharp now.

I think that i understand you.

Excusme for my english. I am learning deustch and i mix thing s

ollite20, something like that ?!?!

Larger, because frankly, I don't see a difference to the previous. Even in modern real cars the edges between car parts can be as much as 5 millimeters. Try making a proper gap between the body and the headlights first, then chamfer the edge with a good value. I don't know your working scale so I can't really give a number to start from. And another thing, all your edges are too sharp.

Here's an excellent close-up photo of an Audi TT: http://doubleclutch.blob.core.windows.net/doubleclutch/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/IMG_5992.jpg

See how even the sharpest edges are slightly round and you can see how the reflection bends in those areas. Your chamfers are so sharp that there isn't any definition in the reflection or shine. Also look at the clear gap between the body panels and the headlight.

Ammmmmmm, all right!!

i have been making another car and i think that i make like you say.

A close-up

Looking pretty good already.

Thanks guy!!

Here more work on lights. I know there are mistakes and more work to make.