All reference images show the same vehicle from different angles.
Create a vehicle reference sheet of exactly this vehicle with exactly 4 views on a plain light gray background: front view, side view, back view and 3/4 front view.
Keep every detail exactly as in the references: body shape, proportions, number of axles and wheels, paint color and livery, lights, bumpers, windows, wheels and any mounted equipment.
Do not modernize the vehicle, do not change its proportions, do not make it look like a toy.
Same vehicle, same size and proportions in every view, photorealistic, soft studio lighting, realistic shadows under the wheels.
Keep the license plates in their original place, size and shape, but make them completely blank: plain white with no letters, numbers or symbols.
No people, no text, no watermark.

All reference images show the same product from different angles. Use them to understand its full shape, then turn this product into a small vehicle.
The product itself is the vehicle body: keep its real shape, colors, materials, texture and details exactly as in the reference images so it is instantly recognizable. Do not redesign it into a regular car.
If the product is flat, thin or on a plate or tray, place it on a low, thin chassis so it has a clear vehicle body with volume.
Add four realistic black wheels underneath, two small round headlights at the front and two red tail lights at the back.
Create a vehicle reference sheet with exactly 4 views of the same vehicle on a plain light gray background, arranged in a 2x2 grid: front view, side view, back view and 3/4 view.
Same design, size and proportions in every view, photorealistic, soft studio lighting, realistic shadows under the wheels.
No people, no hands, no text, no labels, no logos, no watermark.

Replace the red sports car in @video1 with the vehicle shown in @image1.
@image1 is a reference sheet showing ONE vehicle from 4 angles: front, side, back and 3/4 view.
Whatever is shown in @image1 is the new car: a real car, a truck, or a product turned into a vehicle. Copy its exact shape, proportions, colors, materials, wheels, lights and details from @image1. Do not turn it into a different or regular car.

Keep everything else in @video1 the same: the 5 shots and cuts, camera angles, curved vertical ramp, red neon edges, night tarmac, smoke, timing and sound.

The new vehicle performs the original car's exact action in every shot:
shot 1, rear close-up at the ramp base, matching the back view of @image1;
shot 2, accelerates up the vertical ramp and launches off the top;
shot 3, descends through the air with white thrust plumes firing down from underneath;
shot 4, lands and rolls through the white smoke cloud;
shot 5, drives away along the tarmac.

Everything on or inside the vehicle stays in place during the ride, with slight bouncing on landing.
The red neon and white floodlights reflect on its surfaces.
License plates stay blank with no letters or numbers.
Only one vehicle per shot, never several views at once, never the gray studio background.
Same vehicle in every shot. No part of the red sports car remains visible. No extra vehicles or people.