Great new rabbit hole - Bing Chat Ai to create posters etc

I've always been looking at existing cars that would make a great shell for the start of a homemade mid engine super car. And for around 25 years, the Dodge Intrepid has been one of the best. Too Bad AI can't quite figure it out.

Not AI

Also Not AI

I happened across this today, a trailer for an AI imagined Jetsons movie. 

In reply to stuart in mn :

I mean.....I'd watch it

I'm so addicted to this

In reply to etifosi :

It is very addicting isn't it. Too bad it can't/doesn't take input suggestions any better than my petulant kids did and can only work with common cars and won't listen and look up what I want. Such as a Buick Reatta.

"Wide angle photo realistic view of a 1992 2 seater Buick Reatta sports racecar with hidden pop up head lights. Paint candy apple red over a brilliant white basecoat."

What I wanted:

What I got:

In reply to VolvoHeretic :

I ask ai to tell me all about the car first. That way I learn interesting facts such as the Reatta's last year was '91.

That was the last image it let me generate today so I can't refine it.

In reply to etifosi :

1991? Damn. User error strikes again. lol Thanks for the suggestion, I will try making it look up stuff.

In reply to VolvoHeretic :

I asked for a '68 MGB GT marking it's territory with an oil leak

PMed a suggestion

In reply to etifosi :

Damn, my AI has some weird personality flaw. Here is our conversation but still no Buick Reatta car drawing:  

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In reply to VolvoHeretic :

PM me

ai is fun for "what ifs?"

In reply to etifosi :

How in the world are you making AI do these things?? My attempts look like I'm running the requests by a 2 year old first. 

In reply to P3PPY :

Gemini, imagine if Pontiac fiero was still a car model that was produced, what would a futuristic concept EV fiero look like with some traditional Pontiac fiero styling elements

In reply to etifosi :

How about that. 
Now given your prompt, I'm truthfully a little surprised there's no body cladding. That was a thing of theirs for a couple decades