Car listing walk-around

Make an 18-second, 16:9 listing video for a car I am selling, for my dealership's site and Marketplace. The walk-around, the details and the interior play inside 2.39:1 cinema bars, and every fact sits in the black of the bars, so no word covers the car. It ends on the car driving off into the sun with the price and my dealer line. Footage: I attach a walk-around of the car, a few detail shots such as the headlight, a wheel or the badge, a glide through the interior, and one clip of the car driving off with the sun or a light coming into the frame. Order them wide first, then the details, then the interior. If a clip has a cut inside it, play each side as its own shot. Look: Golden hour on the paint: warmer, with more contrast, a little more saturation and a soft vignette. The bars are near-black (#050505). They slide in from the edges over the first 0.6 seconds and stay. Every shot creeps in about 5 percent, always the same way, and never stops before the cut. Text: All words sit in the bars, in Red Hat Display Variable 650, warm off-white, 96 pixels from the side of the frame. The top bar names the car for the whole video at 54 pixels, with the year, make, model and colour I give you. The bottom bar shows one short fact per shot at 60 pixels, three at most, the strongest first, such as the mileage, the owners, the service history or a feature. Each fact rises in word by word and fades at the cut. No middle dots. Timing: From 0 to 4.8 seconds, the walk-around on the lot with the first fact. From 4.8 to 9.3 seconds, the details: the headlight with the second fact, then a short shot of the wheel. From 9.3 to 12.5 seconds, the interior with the third fact, cut before it runs out of new things to show. Ending: From 12.5 seconds, the car drives off. My price lands in the bottom bar in warm gold (#e9b45c) at 90 pixels, the one big line. The car's name fades, and my dealer line rises in its place in the top bar as a sentence that invites people to book a test drive. When the sun enters the frame, a warm orange light leak blooms 0.4 seconds later and settles. The video ends at about 17.4 seconds. Sound: Use a steady mid-tempo track with a pulse, such as indie rock or synthwave, already playing at the start. It fades in over 0.6 seconds at 45 percent and out over the last 1.4 seconds. The car's own sound, such as the doors, the engine and the tyres, plays under it at 60 percent and fades out with the music, so the engine never cuts off bare.