The FiveM lore friendly tuner car your gang and street-meet roleplay has been missing, the ONX Bravado Buffalo Hellfire Widebody is a deeply modified Buffalo built for spotlight nights, parking-lot takeovers, and characters who live for stance, sound, and status. Modified by Dayashii with contributions from WiseGuy, Tidemo, and JunkyWRX, this widebody push on the Buffalo platform goes loud and aggressive without crossing into supercar meta. The silhouette earns attention the moment it pulls up — but the bones are still pure Buffalo, so it slots into your civilian and crew rosters without breaking immersion.

🌃 The FiveM Lore Friendly Tuner Car Built On The Hellfire Platform

This release focuses on believable civilian presence of the Hellfire without sacrificing tuner depth. The widebody baseline lands as a high-end daily driver, while optional STX sport appearance parts push it into full crew-build territory. Your tuner shops, gang factions, and cinematic content creators finally get a premium platform that fills the gap between feels-vanilla Buffalos and screaming meta supercars. The result on your server is variety — meet nights actually look like meet nights instead of a row of identical Buffalos, and gang whips finally have the presence the script writing has always implied.

🔥 Hellfire Spec Buffalo Platform

The civilian baseline and STX trim are both included in this drop, so your build options open up from day one:

• Hellfire widebody civilian baseline — ideal as a high-end daily driver for wealthy characters
• Optional STX parts as a sport appearance package for crew and faction builds
• Modular trim system so your server doesn’t end up with 100 identical Buffalos on the road

🌆 The Perfect Car For FiveM Gang and Tuner RP

If you’re looking for a FiveM gang RP muscle car that doesn’t feel like another copy-paste re-skin, the Hellfire fits a wide range of roleplay archetypes:

• Street-meet and takeover builds
• Crew, gang, or faction vehicles with real presence and personality
• Tuner shops that want a premium platform with modular trims
• Characters who live for stance, sound, and status without turning it into a supercar meta
• Cinematic content — meet photos, promo posters, music-video scenes, rolling shots

🧩 Customization Overview

The Hellfire is built to support real build variety with both exterior and interior options that actually change the character of the car on screen:

• 🧢 Multiple hood options
• 🧰 Multiple body kits and add-on body work
• 🪽 Multiple spoilers
• 🔧 Additional exterior styling and trim options
• 🛋️ Interior modifications for street and track setups

🎨 Liveries Included

Three liveries ship with the model so server owners get visual variety out of the box:

• Bravado Bull
• STX decals
• Hotring decals

📊 Developer Details — 2015-2023 Bravado Buffalo Hellfire

The Hellfire ships optimized for FiveM performance, with clean LOD scaling and tight texture budgets so it doesn’t tank framerates in a crowded street-meet scene.

File Sizes

• onx_buffalohf_hi.yft: 3.1MB
• onx_buffalohf.yft: 2.5MB
• onx_buffalohf.ytd: 0.4MB
• 62 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model Polycount

• L0: 122,053
• L1: 42,953
• L2: 17,811
• L3: 8,897
• L4: 674

Textures

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 18
• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048×2048

📦 Installation

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

🛠️ Compatibility, Requirements, and Terms

The Hellfire is delivered as a FiveM lore friendly tuner car package built for live roleplay servers — it targets Game Build 3095 for some features to work as intended, so confirm your server build before going live. Subscription-based use is optional, and full support is included on the package itself.

• Subscription based: No — optional
• Requirements & dependencies: Game Build 3095 (some features)
• Support: Yes
• For use on licensed 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 subscribed server(s) is prohibited

❓ FAQ — FiveM Buyer Questions

Q: What framework does the Hellfire Widebody require?

A: This is a vehicle model release, not a script, so it does not depend on QBCore, ESX, or Qbox specifically. Drop it into your [onx_vehicles] folder, add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg, and any framework can spawn it normally.

Q: Do I need a specific game build to use it?

A: Some features rely on Game Build 3095, so confirm your server is on a compatible build before going live. Subscription-based use is optional on the package side.

Q: How many tuning parts come with the car?

A: The drop ships with 62 yft mod parts covering hoods, body kits, spoilers, exterior trim, and interior options, plus three liveries (Bravado Bull, STX decals, Hotring decals). The STX trim works as a full sport appearance package on top of the Hellfire widebody baseline.

Q: Can my livery artists make custom wraps for this car?

A: Yes — liveries and textures can be released free or sold under your own terms, as long as they are distributed as standalone livery models or textures rather than bundled with the original vehicle files.

Q: I’m not the server owner — can I still buy this?

A: Yes. You can purchase the package and gift it to the owner of the server you play on, which is a common path for community-funded car drops on FiveM marketplaces.

The Buffalo Hellfire Widebody is the Buffalo built for the spotlight — late-night boulevard runs, gang whips, takeover energy, and tuner-shop centerpiece builds. With 62 modular parts, three liveries, and a widebody silhouette that lands without becoming a meta supercar, it gives your roleplayers a car they will actually fight over scene time with. Drop it into [onx_vehicles], ensure it in your cfg, and the next meet night writes itself.

Built by the ONX Development Team for roleplay communities that value depth, quality, and performance. Showcase screenshots by JsH.