You can use the 'lasso tool' or any other 'area select' type tool to get that effect, most image editing software either has it or something similar (it might have a different name depending on the program). You'd need to draw a selection around the parts of the car that you want to "stick out", then delete the remaining image from behind it. In this case the car doesn't go "outside" the image, but rather the image has been cropped independent of the car.
The above user is absolutely correct. I do not recommend using Canvas for your advertisements as it is extremely limited. I personally use Pixlr, which is a browser based photo editing software, but you can also try Photopea or Gimp for other free alternatives. --- Post updated --- There's a reason why it's Canada's favorite car.
Use an AI background remover (such as Adobe) to clear the background from the car. Then paste it into the original image file so that you get a clean PNG of just your car. Now you have a perfect layer of just the car with no background, and can adjust accordingly.
"Costs more to park than drive" That's the catch-phrase Autobello was using in the 1960's to advertise their brand new Piccolina model.
One of the elder Bruckell adverts, in this case the LeGran, with a pretty convincing campaign that praised the model as a Luxury vehicle
Series keeps going! This time not such an advertisement but more of a poster of the newly released Bruckell Moonhawk from 1973, possibly found around magazines and even billboards.
