TASK & FORMAT
Create a photorealistic cinematic automotive video, 14 seconds, 16:9, recreating the visual sequence, transition choreography, camera movements and editing rhythm of @video1, replacing the original vehicle entirely with the vehicle from @image1.

REFERENCES
@video1 = motion, camera, scene progression, environmental transformation, transition timing and edit structure only. Do NOT copy the original vehicle's identity, body shape, modifications or color.
@image1 = exclusive vehicle identity reference. Preserve the exact vehicle design, body proportions, paint color, grille, lights, wheel design, windows and all distinctive exterior details. The same vehicle must appear consistently throughout the entire video.

VISUAL STYLE
Ultra-photorealistic cinematic automotive footage. Natural optical depth of field, realistic motion blur, cinematic exposure, physically accurate reflections and materials. Premium nighttime automotive videography. No CGI appearance or cartoon styling.

TIMELINE

0.0–2.5s — MINIATURE ON THE WINDOWSILL
A perfectly detailed miniature-scale version of the vehicle from @image1 rests on a white indoor windowsill. Camera views the vehicle from a low rear three-quarter angle, matching @video1. A bright daytime landscape with green trees and a pale sky is visible outside. Shallow depth of field, realistic macro photography. The miniature looks like a precise physical replica of the actual vehicle, including its original body proportions and wheels.

2.5–5.5s — ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION
Without any camera cut, the bright landscape outside the window gradually darkens and transforms into the interior of a nighttime road tunnel. Trees and sky disappear into darkness, followed by concrete tunnel walls, red roadside lights and overhead tunnel lamps. The vehicle's rear lights illuminate naturally. The white windowsill progressively starts visually aligning with the road surface. Preserve the camera angle, vehicle orientation and visual continuity. The transformation should feel like one impossible but completely seamless practical cinematic illusion.

5.5–7.0s — MINIATURE BECOMES REAL
The vehicle begins rolling forward. As the camera follows, the windowsill seamlessly becomes a full-size asphalt roadway and the miniature becomes the actual full-scale vehicle from @image1. Achieve the illusion through environmental transformation, continuous camera perspective and matching vehicle motion, rather than stretching, melting or visibly morphing the car. The transition must remain completely smooth. The white window frame disappears outside the moving camera composition, leaving a realistic road tunnel.

7.0–9.3s — NIGHT TUNNEL DRIVE
The now full-size vehicle drives quickly through the illuminated tunnel. A low rear three-quarter tracking camera follows alongside it, maintaining the original viewing direction. Tunnel walls, lane markings, lamps and roadside details move past naturally with convincing parallax and realistic speed. Wheels rotate correctly, suspension responds subtly to the road, and red taillights reflect on the pavement. The vehicle exits the tunnel onto a dark elevated road with metal guardrails and streetlights.

9.3–10.2s — FRONT DETAIL
A sharp cinematic cut to a low front three-quarter close-up. The vehicle drives toward and alongside the moving camera, headlights illuminating the asphalt. Accurately preserve the original front fascia, headlights and grille from @image1.

10.2–10.9s — REAR TRACKING
Cut to a dynamic low rear three-quarter tracking shot. The road surface blurs underneath, with natural taillight reflections and passing roadside barriers.

10.9–12.2s — HERO SHOT
Cut to a wider low front three-quarter automotive beauty shot. The full vehicle is visible driving along the empty illuminated highway at night. Realistic camera tracking, fast passing asphalt, subtle body vibration, natural reflections and strong visual presence.

12.2–13.3s — WHEEL DETAIL
Cut to an extremely low, tight side tracking shot focused on the front wheel. The wheel from @image1 rotates naturally with realistic rolling motion blur. Keep its exact rim design and tire proportions. The street surface rushes underneath.

13.3–14.2s — FINAL REAR SHOT
Cut to a centered low rear follow shot. The vehicle drives away along a straight, empty nighttime highway. Bright red taillights reflect on the asphalt. Streetlights and guardrails converge toward the distant vanishing point. End while the vehicle is still driving away.

CAMERA
Preserve the camera choreography and cut rhythm of @video1. The initial windowsill-to-highway transformation must be one uninterrupted continuous shot. After the transformation, use smooth professional low-angle vehicle tracking shots with natural perspective, realistic lens behavior and controlled handheld micro-movement. No random extra cuts or unrelated camera angles.

CONTINUITY & PHYSICS
Vehicle identity lock: @image1 determines the entire vehicle appearance from the first miniature frame to the last full-size highway frame.
Keep identical body geometry, color, trim, lights, wheel design and exterior features.
Do not invent spoilers, body kits, decals or other modifications absent from @image1.
The change in scale is achieved through cinematic spatial perspective and environmental transition, with no visible vehicle deformation.
Maintain correct wheel rotation, natural road contact, physically plausible motion and accurate reflections.
Maintain continuity of lighting and driving direction between shots.

AUDIO
Minimal realistic automotive sound design. A subtle engine start and brief acceleration synchronized with the vehicle beginning to move at approximately 5.5 seconds. Controlled engine and tire sounds during the driving sequence. Short natural tire and air movement details accompanying close tracking shots. No exaggerated impacts, bubbling, gurgling or unrelated ambient noise. No dialogue or added music.

CONSTRAINTS
No change of vehicle identity.
No vehicle body morphing or deformation.
No additional vehicles or pedestrians.
No floating wheels, sliding tires or unrealistic suspension movement.
No artificial-looking CGI textures.
No text overlays, subtitles or watermarks.
Do not reproduce the original car from @video1.
Preserve the seamless transformation and dynamic automotive editing rhythm.

FINAL RESULT
A visually convincing cinematic transformation of a miniature car on a daylight windowsill into the same full-size car driving on a nighttime highway, followed by beautifully filmed automotive tracking shots. Every shot must feature the exact same vehicle from @image1.