Premium FiveM Vehicle Packages
Vehicle packages drop a whole set of cars into your server as a single resource. They run the same on ESX, QBCore and Qbox because a car model does not care which economy script you use. Pick add-on to keep GTA's base fleet, or replace to swap stock cars that traffic and dealers already spawn.
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A vehicle package puts a set of cars into your server as one install instead of a dozen separate resources. Some packs are add-on models that spawn under a new name and sit next to GTA's base fleet. Others are replace models that swap a stock car, so AI traffic and your existing dealership configs pick them up with no extra work. Which one you want comes down to whether you run a realistic street map or a curated dealership economy.
The quality gap between packs is wide, and it shows up fast. A good pack ships clean LODs, a tuned handling line, working dials and a livery template you can skin for your own departments. A weak one spikes your resmon and floods the F8 console with model load errors. The listings here call out add-on or replace, the vehicles inside, and what each car actually includes, so you know the spec before you spend.
What to look for in vehicle packages
- Add-on or replace: add-on keeps GTA's fleet and spawns by a new model name, replace swaps a stock car so AI traffic and existing dealer configs use it automatically.
- Optimized LODs: proper level-of-detail models keep resmon flat when ten of the same car park outside a dealership.
- Handling and dials: a tuned handling.meta and a readable speedometer matter more on a roleplay server than a headline top speed.
- Template liveries: police, EMS and civilian packs that ship a livery template let you skin cars for your own departments in Photoshop.
- Extras and tuning: togglable extras, working indicators, breakable glass and LSC tuning parts are what make a car feel finished rather than ported.
- Escrow or open source: open source lets you edit handling and liveries yourself, escrow locks the files but usually costs less.
Compatibility & installation
Vehicle packs are framework agnostic. They behave the same on ESX, QBCore and Qbox because a car model does not care which economy script runs your garages or dealership. Install is drag-and-drop: drop the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg with ensure, then spawn by model name or wire the car into your dealership and garage script.
Emergency packs add one step. They pair with EUP for the uniforms and run either ELS or non-ELS lighting depending on the build, and each listing states which lighting setup the pack ships with. If a car spawns invisible or throws a stream error, that is almost always a missing stream folder or a name clash with another resource, and the notes on each product cover the common fixes.
Why buy from us
Every pack here tells you whether it is add-on or replace, exactly which vehicles are inside, and whether the files are escrow or open before you check out. You get the CFX asset key or the raw files on purchase, update access when the creator patches a model, and a product page that lists the real spec instead of a hype reel.
That matters most when you are stacking a fleet. A police department wants matching liveries and a shared handling feel across every unit. A dealership economy wants replace models with clean LODs so a lot full of the same car does not tank your frames. Buying packs that document their models saves you the hours you would otherwise lose testing each car in an empty server. Browse the packages below, check the add-on or replace tag and the vehicle list, and pick the sets that fit the servers and maps you already run.
Frequently asked questions
What is a FiveM vehicle package?
It is a set of vehicles bundled into a single resource so you install one thing instead of a dozen separate cars. Packs usually share a theme, like a police fleet, a supercar lineup or a civilian traffic set. Buying a pack keeps your resources folder tidy and gives every car in the set a consistent look and feel.
What is the difference between add-on and replace vehicles?
Add-on cars spawn under a new model name and sit alongside GTA's base fleet, so nothing stock changes. Replace cars swap an existing stock model, which means AI traffic and any dealership already pointing at that model pick them up automatically. Add-on suits a curated dealership, replace suits a realistic street map.
Do vehicle packs work with ESX, QBCore and Qbox?
Yes. A car model is framework agnostic, so the same pack runs on ESX, QBCore or Qbox without changes. Your garage or dealership script decides how players buy and store the car, not the vehicle files themselves.
How do I install a vehicle pack?
Drop the resource into your resources folder and add it to server.cfg with an ensure line. Then spawn the car by its model name, or add that name to your dealership or garage config so players can buy it in game. Emergency packs also need EUP and either ELS or non-ELS lighting set up.
Will a car pack hurt my server performance?
A well-made pack with proper LODs stays light even when many copies spawn at once. Poorly optimized models with high poly counts and no LOD steps are what spike resmon near dealerships and busy streets. The listings here note optimization so you can avoid the packs that drag your frames down.
Can I add my own liveries to these cars?
If the pack ships a livery template, yes. The template is a blank skin file you paint in Photoshop or GIMP and load back onto the car. Police and EMS packs almost always include one so you can brand vehicles for your own departments.
What does escrow mean for a vehicle pack?
Escrow locks the core files behind the CFX key system, so the pack runs but you cannot edit the protected parts. Open source ships the raw files, which lets you tune handling, tweak liveries and fix conflicts yourself. Each listing states which one the pack uses so there are no surprises after purchase.