Matte Black Audi R8 in Dark Garage

Replace the Porsche throughout the entire source video with the exact custom matte-black Audi R8 shown in the supplied reference images. Treat all reference images as different views of ONE identical vehicle. Use the source video for motion, camera movement, composition, editing and environment; use the reference photos for the Audi’s identity, geometry, materials and details. FRAME-BY-FRAME MOTION AND CAMERA MATCH: Preserve the original shot order, shot durations, cuts, camera paths, camera height, viewing angles, lens perspective, push-ins, pullbacks, lateral moves, close-up passes, focus changes and motion blur. Match the original vehicle’s position and orientation in every frame while retaining the Audi’s own correct proportions. Keep the Audi stationary whenever the Porsche is stationary. Do not invent driving, drifting, body rotation, wheel rotation or suspension movement. Reproduce any actual vehicle movement only where it occurs in the source. EXACT AUDI DESIGN: Reconstruct the reference Audi faithfully: extremely low stance, wide sculpted fenders, matte-black body, gloss-black trim and badges, low front splitter, distinctive front bumper openings, slim white LED headlights, large gloss-black side air intakes, dark glazing, reference roofline and rear engine-cover louvers. Preserve the reference rear bodywork, integrated ducktail-style spoiler, slim red taillights, rear diffuser and two large rectangular exhaust outlets. Use the exact large black aero-disc wheels from the references, with solid central faces, narrow ventilation openings around the outer edge, Audi center emblems and low-profile tires. Keep the same wheel design in every shot, including the wheel close-up. Remove all Porsche-specific geometry and details, including the Porsche headlights, hood vents, crest, lettering, wheels, rear bumper, exhausts and tall rear wing with its supports. Reconstruct the visible background naturally wherever removing the wing exposes it. Do not create a Porsche–Audi hybrid. SHOT-SPECIFIC REPLACEMENT: In the opening frontal shots, show the reference Audi front fascia, headlights, black Audi rings and front BLV plate, matching the original camera approach. In the front three-quarter shots, preserve the Audi’s wide stance, side intake and exact wheels. In hood and headlight close-ups, show the corresponding Audi surfaces and LED elements at the same camera distance and perspective. In rear three-quarter shots, use the Audi rear geometry and integrated spoiler without adding a tall wing. During the close pass along the window and body, maintain the Audi’s correct mirror, glazing, door seams and side intake. In rear views and rear-detail shots, show the Audi rings, R8 badge, reference taillights, BLV plate, diffuser and rectangular exhaust outlets. In the wheel close-up, replace the Porsche wheel entirely with the reference Audi aero-disc wheel. Maintain the identical Audi design through the final frontal shots. BLV PLATES: Use the black front and rear plates with the white BLV logo exactly as shown in the reference images. Keep each plate attached to its correct bumper position, with consistent proportions, perspective, lighting and natural motion blur. No floating, duplicated or mirrored logos. Keep logos only at their reference locations. REALISTIC INTEGRATION: Preserve the original dark parking garage, ceiling lights, pillars, yellow floor markings and concrete floor. Do not import the studio background from the reference photos. Relight the Audi to match each source shot. Render broad, soft light responses on the matte paint and sharper reflections on glass and gloss-black inserts. Rebuild the vehicle’s floor reflection to show the Audi instead of the Porsche. Maintain physically convincing tire contact, contact shadows, ambient occlusion, reflected headlight and taillight illumination, depth of field, exposure and image grain. Keep the extremely low body above the floor without clipping. Preserve natural foreground occlusion. TEMPORAL CONSISTENCY: Lock the body shape, wheelbase, wheel size, panel seams, lights, badges, plates and materials across all frames and cuts. No flickering, morphing, sliding wheels, changing wheel designs, distorted logos, floating bodywork, residual Porsche parts or artificial CGI appearance. Preserve the original video duration, aspect ratio, framing and audio. Do not add shots, transitions, captions or effects. The result should look like the exact reference Audi was physically filmed in the original parking garage with the original camera choreography.