Non-compliance vector

Hmm, let's see: 

I did not avoid text, as I felt that my illustration of the front of an automobile needed it, cars typically have emblems or brands in the middle of the grille (any car, stock image or in real life can look incomplete without any sort of emblem or text). But in this case, the text is not descriptive of any brand of automobile, so I doubt that it could have been the issue.

I did not add any kind of raster images nor were any of the elements rasterized.

I did not use auto-trace at all, I created this illustration from scratch. 

I did use the right number of anchor points needed for my illustration to look realistic.

I did close all paths on all filled shapes which constitute my illustration.

I did use a variety of stroke weights in my illustration, as much as were necessary for it to look realistic.

I did however add my "signature" on the frame, I've previously purchased vector art that has had the artist's signature or brand in the past, and therefore wasn't aware that this wasn't allowed. Which is probably the reason why my vector illustration was not accepted. I'll go ahead and remove that and hopefully then it will get approved. 

Thanks for your help Nancy!

Hi Jacquelin,

Thanks for the compliment, I have made literally hundreds more like it, I just need to slowly go over them to make sure they are in compliance and prepare the .ai files to be fresh for any potential customers. 

As for the trademark, it may look like a Toyota, but the text clearly doesn't say Toyota. 

I mean, just because a car's brand can be recognizable, it does has not disqualified other stock images at Adobe Stock to be placed for sale, they've just digitally erased the emblems (in the case of photographs):

I mean, what if I replaced the words and submitted this:

Do you think it would still not meet the Adobe Stock submission guidelines? 

Respectfully,

Sergio.