Obey FiveM Vehicles, Lore-Friendly Addon Cars

Obey is the compact European performance marque from GTA's own car list, and this page collects the FiveM addon builds of it. Eight vehicles so far, from the 10F CTX coupe up to the Omnis GT, each recreated as a lore-friendly car that parks next to the base game fleet without looking out of place.

If you run a server where players notice when a car breaks the setting, Obey is the kind of brand that keeps the lot consistent. These are not badge-swapped real-world supercars wearing a fake logo, they are the in-universe models done properly, with their own audio and tuning trees.

Signature work and style

The catalog leans on a few standout builds. The 10R Targa comes as a widebody with a removable Targa top and 152 tuning parts, so players can spec it in Los Santos Customs instead of leaving it stock. The Argento SW covers the estate side of the range, including a Hycade variant and a CTX build with scratch-made bodywork and addon sound.

The most interesting pairing is the Omnis. The e-GT keeps its electric character, while the Omnis GT drops an ICE swap into the same shell, turning it into a combustion supercar that sounds nothing like its electric sibling. It is a small detail, but it gives your dealership two distinct cars off one silhouette rather than a reskin.

Scratch-made panels and addon sound show up across the CTX builds, which means engine audio ships with the car rather than being borrowed from a base vehicle. Expect handling that matches the class, so the 10R reads like a coupe and the Argento carries itself like the wagon it is. Nothing here is a five-minute template job.

Compatibility & installation

Obey vehicles are addon resources, so they are framework-independent. Whether your server runs ESX, QBCore, Qbox or pure standalone, the car itself does not care, it loads the same way. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add the start line to server.cfg, and the spawn name is ready for your garage, dealership or admin menu.

Tuning parts hook into the standard mod system, so the 152 parts on the 10R Targa work through Los Santos Customs or whatever tuning script you already run. Addon sound is packaged with the CTX builds, so there is no separate audio pack to chase down and merge. If you have installed an addon car before, none of this will surprise you: copy, one config line, restart.

Why buy Obey vehicles here

Having every Obey in one place saves the usual hunt across scattered stores and Discord links. The builds are lore-friendly, so they slot into realistic and NoPixel-style servers without dragging in real-brand assets that get servers taken down. Because each car is a self-contained addon, growing your pack is painless. Adding the Argento SW Hycade or the Omnis GT to a server that already runs the 10F is a folder, a server.cfg line and a restart, not a rebuild.

Download is instant, and the range is broad enough to fill a few gaps at once: a sensible coupe, a widebody with real tuning depth, an estate for the civilian side, and a supercar that comes in electric and combustion flavours. For a server owner who wants Obey represented properly across the fleet, this is the short path to it.