The FiveM Bravado Buffalo police interceptor from ONX is a scratch-made, non-ELS pursuit vehicle with 200+ modular configurations and a built-in colorable callsign system. This isn’t a vanilla retexture: every polygon, every part, and every lighting pattern has been engineered from scratch to deliver deep law enforcement immersion without sacrificing server performance. One vehicle model adapts across LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, and Decommissioned roles, giving server owners a full department roster without spawning six different assets. If your police RP server needs a pursuit vehicle built for the long haul — not just a compelling preview — this is it.

How the FiveM Bravado Buffalo Police Interceptor Sets the Fleet Standard

Modified by GTAWiseGuy with contributions from Dayashii, Tidemo, and JunkyWRX, the Buffalo Hellfire was built from scratch as a modular platform — not a static prop with new liveries slapped on. The native mod kit and extras system means officers configure lightbars, cages, consoles, antennas, ALPR mounts, and unit tags directly in-game through any standard customization menu, with zero additional scripts or custom menus required for core functionality. The result is a pursuit platform that adapts precisely to your server’s departmental structure: from a bare patrol unit to a fully loaded K9 supervisor rig, all under a single spawn code.

The universal parts library, shared with the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet, ensures every lightbar, antenna, console, and cage is visually consistent across your entire vehicle lineup. Your Buffalo Hellfire will look like it came from the same garage as the rest of your ONX vehicles — because the parts literally are shared.

Complete Feature Breakdown

Every feature below ships in the base package. No additional scripts are required for core configuration.

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — synced patterns with zero client-side ELS dependency, keeping server setup simple for every player
• 🏙️ Scratch-made lore-friendly model — fully original geometry built to fit seamlessly within the GTA V world
• 🎨 2K liveries — quality balanced for performance, covering LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP departments
• 🛞 Custom Hellfire Bravado wheels — purpose-matched to the vehicle’s character
• 🔧 200+ customization options via modkit and extras — accessible through any standard customization menu, no custom menu script needed
• ⚙️ Universal parts library — lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, and tags visually consistent with the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet
• ⚡ Optimized assets — full LODs, tuned polycounts, and compressed textures at every detail level
• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping — plus custom handling tuned for an RP realism and arcade balance blend
• 🔢 5-digit colorable callsign system — editable per unit so every officer carries a visible, customizable identifier on duty
• 🚦 Lightbar configurations — ALPR attachments, slicktop, and undercover variants included
• 🔀 Single model, six roles — LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, and Decommissioned all under one spawn code; no duplicate model spam
• 🎨 Two-tone paint support — independent of livery selection, with both single and two-tone schemes supported
• 🛡️ Three base departments — LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP liveries included
• 🏷️ 16 unit tags — Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9, and Caution K9, with colorable and red reflective variants
• 🚔 Exterior configuration options — jurisdiction-specific ram bars and player-controlled spotlights
• 💻 50+ interior loadout setups — console, radio, siren controller, and laptop configurations, plus dash radar, divider, roof gun racks, and trunk gun racks
• 🐕 Full K9 configuration — primary and secondary paintable split K9/suspect seating, full K9 cage, window bars, and dividers
• 📡 Antenna arrays — regular, specialist, and tactical wobble variants for city, county, and state deployments
• 🧰 Animated trunk storage — animated lockboxes, drawers, and organized or messy layout options
• 🎛️ Native UX controls — fully labeled extras and mod categories for quick in-game toggles without external tools
• 👮 ONX EUP alignment — liveries designed to match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack for consistent department aesthetics
• 📚 Livery templates and install guides — included for straightforward custom department branding

Technical Specifications

The Buffalo Hellfire ships with a full five-level LOD chain, ensuring clean visual performance at every draw distance — critical for high-population servers where draw call overhead accumulates fast.

Shared Mod Parts

• 227 yft mod parts: 35.21MB total
• Shared parts L0 polycount: Max 9,451
• LOD coverage: L0–L2 included for all shared mod parts

Bravado Buffalo Hellfire — onx_polbuffhf

• onx_polbuffhf_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_polbuffhf.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_polbuffhf.ytd: 2.2MB
• 135 vehicle-specific yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 135,693 triangles
• L1: 48,121 triangles
• L2: 20,761 triangles
• L3: 10,043 triangles
• L4: 1,282 triangles
• YTD resolution: Max 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 48
• Embedded livery resolution: Max 2048×2048

Spawn Code

One spawn code covers every department and role configuration. Liveries, role variants, and equipment loadouts are all controlled through your in-game customization menu — no separate spawns required for different department builds.

• onx_polbuffhf — Bravado Buffalo Hellfire (2015-2023): LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, and Decommissioned configurations

Compatibility and Server Notes

This non-ELS lore-friendly FiveM police vehicle ships as a standard drag-and-drop add-on resource compatible with common frameworks — no proprietary dependencies required. Drop the ONX vehicle resources into a [onx_vehicles] folder inside your server’s resources directory, add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg, and use any compatible customization menu to configure lightbars, liveries, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, and tags in-game. The VMT_Lightbar mod category — required for custom ALPR and lightbar toggle options — is available from Game Build 3095 onward. All other customization features work on earlier builds. Full documentation and livery templates are included in the package.

• ELS required: No
• Framework compatibility: Works with common frameworks (drag-and-drop add-on resource)
• Game build for full lightbar and ALPR features: Build 3095+
• Subscription-based: No — optional companion packs available separately
• Support: Included
• Livery templates: Included
• Install documentation: Included

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do players need ELS installed to see the emergency lights working?

A: No. The Buffalo Hellfire uses fully non-ELS lighting with server-synced patterns. Neither server owners nor players need to install or configure ELS — the lights work natively for everyone connected to the server.

Q: How does one spawn code cover six different role configurations?

A: Spawning onx_polbuffhf gives you the base model, and your in-game customization menu controls the department livery, role type, and equipment loadout from there. It’s a single model with all configurations accessible through native extras and mod kit toggles — no extra spawn codes and no duplicate assets bloating your server.

Q: Which features specifically require Game Build 3095?

A: Build 3095 is required for the VMT_Lightbar mod category, which controls custom ALPR mount and lightbar toggle options. All other features — callsigns, interior loadouts, liveries, unit tags, antenna arrays, and trunk configurations — are fully available on earlier builds.

Q: Can I create custom department liveries for my server’s branding?

A: Yes. Livery templates and step-by-step install guides are included in the package. You can customize liveries and textures for any department. Redistribution, resale, or rebranding of the base model and other core assets outside of livery customization is not permitted under the product terms.

Q: Will the lightbars and accessories visually match my other ONX fleet vehicles?

A: Yes. The Buffalo Hellfire draws from the same universal parts library used across the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet. All shared mod parts — lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, and tags — are visually identical across the fleet, so your vehicles look like a coordinated unit in any scene.

The ONX Bravado Buffalo Hellfire Interceptor isn’t a starting point — it’s a complete pursuit platform ready to deploy from day one. With 200+ tuning combinations, 16 unit tag types, full K9 configuration, 50+ interior loadout setups, and a colorable callsign system built in, your law enforcement department goes from zero to fully operational under a single spawn code. That depth is what players notice. That polish is what keeps them on your server.