This FiveM Australian sedan pack drops two scratch-built full-size sedans into your server, giving roleplayers and ambient traffic alike a believable mix of executive luxury and decommissioned fleet character. The Cheval Ambassador carries itself like a statesman’s daily, while the Declasse Merit wears the unmistakable look of a retired highway patrol car now back in civilian hands. Together they fill a gap most servers feel but rarely solve — proper Australian-inspired representation in the full-size sedan class, without leaning on generic vanilla traffic.

🇦🇺 Why This FiveM Australian Sedan Pack Belongs On Your Server

Most servers running Australian-style RP, mixed-fleet economies, or character-driven civilian builds run out of believable full-size sedans fast. The Ambassador and Merit solve that with two distinctly different identities that still live in the same lore-friendly visual language. The Ambassador suggests money, age, and quiet authority — the kind of car a politician, lawyer, or established business owner would actually drive. The Merit pulls in the opposite direction: a former police-package sedan that’s been pulled out of service, the badges stripped, but the bones, stance, and presence still scream ex-fleet. Drop one of these into traffic or hand one to a player, and the story almost writes itself.

🚘 What’s Inside The Pack

This standalone package includes two scratch-built variants, each tuned for distinct roleplay use cases:

• Cheval Ambassador — full-size executive luxury sedan with a refined, statesman-grade presence
• Declasse Merit — civilian sedan carrying the unmistakable look of a decommissioned police-package fleet car

Both vehicles were scratch built by Dayashii with contributions from Tidemo, meaning these aren’t vanilla edits — they’re original lore-friendly models designed from the ground up to live inside GTA V’s visual world.

🎭 Roleplay Roles These Sedans Fill Naturally

Because both cars sit firmly in the full-size sedan silhouette, they slot into a wide range of FiveM server styles without feeling forced. The features below outline the kind of characters, fleets, and ambient traffic these vehicles support straight out of the box:

• Civilian daily driver for grounded, character-led RP
• Executive / luxury sedan for high-status NPCs and players
• Australian-inspired sedan fleets for AU-style servers
• Government surplus vehicle for retired fleet stories
• Decommissioned police sedan for ex-cop or detective builds
• Retired detective / ex-fleet build for plain-clothes character arcs
• Security or contractor sedan for protective detail roleplay
• Ambient city and town traffic for believable street variety

Because both vehicles are based around familiar full-size sedan styling, they work well as both background traffic vehicles and player-owned vehicles — covering the full spectrum from set dressing to centerpiece.

🌆 Built For Australian-Style RP And Beyond

This release is squarely aimed at servers that want more than generic traffic — vehicles that suggest status, history, profession, and background at a glance. The Ambassador adds genuine executive weight; the Merit brings rugged, lived-in fleet character. Both feel grounded, lore friendly, and versatile, expanding the kind of full-size sedan variety that most stock GTA traffic packs simply don’t cover. If you’re building an Australian-inspired city or just want more believable lore friendly civilian sedans in FiveM, this pair earns its slot in the resource folder.

🛠️ Cheval Ambassador — Developer Specs

Optimized LODs, tight texture budgets, and clean file sizes keep the Ambassador friendly on server performance even when multiple units are streaming at once:

• onx_ambassador_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_ambassador.yft: 2.8MB
• onx_ambassador.ytd: 0.1MB
• 0 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount:

• L0: 127,398
• L1: 45,596
• L2: 22,256
• L3: 9,905
• L4: 830

Textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 7
• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048×2048

🛠️ Declasse Merit — Developer Specs

The Merit ships with the same disciplined optimization pass — full LOD ladder, lean texture footprint, and modest file sizes for an ex-fleet model of this fidelity:

• onx_merit3_hi.yft: 3.9MB
• onx_merit3.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_merit3.ytd: 0.1MB
• 0 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount:

• L0: 132,158
• L1: 48,829
• L2: 23,769
• L3: 9,239
• L4: 834

Textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 7
• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048×2048

🔑 Vehicle Models

Each vehicle ships with a clear model name so server owners and developers can wire them into garages, jobs, vehicle shops, or custom spawn logic without guesswork:

• onx_ambassador — Cheval Ambassador executive luxury sedan
• onx_merit3 — Declasse Merit civilian sedan with decommissioned police-package styling

📦 Installation

Installation is intentionally simple so you can get these sedans rolling on your server in minutes:

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server’s resources folder inside a folder called [onx_vehicles].
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg.

✅ Compatibility & Requirements

This is a standalone vehicle pack, meaning it doesn’t require QBCore, ESX, or Qbox to function — it will run cleanly on any FiveM server regardless of framework, and slots into framework-based garages, vehicle shops, and job systems through the model names above. Note that Game Build 3095 is required for some features, so make sure your server is set to a compatible build before installing. The pack is delivered through your Cfx keymaster portal under the licensed purchaser / subscriber server terms, and active support is provided for integration questions.

📜 Licensing Terms

• For use on licensed purchaser / subscriber servers only with assets granted in your Cfx keymaster portal.
• No reuploading, resale, or rebranding of assets other than liveries/textures.
• Liveries can be released for free or sold for these vehicles with appropriate meta data but must be released as standalone livery models/textures and not with the original models.
• Redistribution outside your purchased / subscribed server(s) is prohibited.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need QBCore, ESX, or Qbox to run this pack?

A: No. The Ambassador and Merit are standalone vehicle resources and will run on any FiveM server. They integrate cleanly with QBCore, ESX, and Qbox garages and vehicle shops using the model names onx_ambassador and onx_merit3.

Q: Will these cars spawn in AI traffic automatically?

A: Not on their own — by default these are standalone vehicle assets that you spawn or assign to players. If you want them appearing naturally in AI traffic with configurable variety, that requires a dedicated traffic resource.

Q: Are there any game build or version requirements?

A: Yes — Game Build 3095 is required for some features. As long as your server is running a compatible build, both vehicles will install and run without further dependencies.

Q: Can I make and distribute custom liveries for these sedans?

A: Yes. Liveries can be released for free or sold, provided they ship as standalone livery models or textures with appropriate meta data — not bundled with the original ONX models.

Q: How optimized are these vehicles for busy servers?

A: Both ship with a full LOD ladder (L0 through L4), lean 1024×1024 ytd textures, and modest YFT file sizes under 4MB. That keeps streaming overhead low even when multiple units are visible at once, which matters for ambient traffic use.

🏁 The Bottom Line

The Cheval Ambassador + Declasse Merit pack gives your server two believable, scratch-built full-size sedans that pull their weight as ambient traffic, character-owned vehicles, or fleet builds. Drop the Ambassador in and you’ve got instant executive presence; drop the Merit in and you’ve got an entire backstory of a retired fleet car looking for a second life. For any server chasing Australian-inspired authenticity or just deeper lore friendly sedan variety, this pair earns its place in the rotation from the first spawn.