Using AI Image Creator Creates Some Crazy Stuff!

[70_440-6Cuda]

I use AI quite a lot for work and have fount the key is in the prompts - I often start by telling it not to respond, only confirm understanding, until i ask a question.  Then I upload details in snippets, sometimes the confirmation reveals my prompt did not translate the way I expected.  I then ask it to perform the VERY specific task I am looking for.  I use ChatGPT (paid version) mostly and Copilot sometimes.  Definitely fun, but can get addicting - I did these in about 10 minutes

1st photo is from this prompt:
"Render an image of a lowered 1970 'cuda, black paint, hemi engine with a blower, no hood, 18"wheels and wide rear tires" - not sure what a HEAN is, and where the spark plugs went but hey

Image 2: "Use that exact image and put an industrial style building in the background."

image 3: "something more artistic that creates some drama, a gravel road, abandoned factory, chain link fence and maybe 1 or 2 pieces of old equipment for the background. Make it dusk, have the cars lights on. Use the exact same car image"  Not sure why the image was inverted -

Image 4: "Use that exact image. Make it slightly brighter daylight and add the sunset to it with orange, red, and pink clouds like when the sun goes down and lights up the sky."

Last image is when I uploaded my data sheet and asked it to generate based on my broadcast sheet - not bad

[700 AKN]

Now those are great renders.  Thanks for the detailed prompts. I'll have to give it another whirl.
  

[70_440-6Cuda]

yeah, it gets fun, but can be a giant time suck.... one other one.....

"create an image of a 1970 dodge challenger T/A in panther pink. DO NOT merge any details from the late model challenger. Keep it 100% stock appearance and proportions, old school 1970s drag strip background"

[700 AKN]

I tried a few more AI renders from your helpful advice and it made an improvement.
I tried making a render of Brads Challenger, but it would not create flares over the wheel-wells, or larger tires.
I'll need to add more detail to the text. I'll keep playing around with it.