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Benefactor Jogger Type 2 Ambulance | Non-ELS FiveM
Benefactor Jogger Type 2 ambulance for FiveM EMS. Model onx_ambjog2, with non-ELS lighting, a walkable interior and configurable extras.
FiveM vehicle catalog
Scratch-made, lore-friendly addon vehicles for roleplay servers. Every listing is a standalone resource with tuned handling, full LODs and custom engine audio, delivered by email the moment you check out.
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Benefactor Jogger Type 2 ambulance for FiveM EMS. Model onx_ambjog2, with non-ELS lighting, a walkable interior and configurable extras.
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The Karin Terenowa CTX is a scratch-made, lore-friendly vehicle for FiveM with custom sound, a full bodykit, custom rims and paintable DRLs. Includes a detailed interior with working dials.
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About this catalog
This catalog lists every FiveM vehicle currently available in the store, from single addon cars to complete fleet packs. Each listing is a standalone resource, which means you drop it into your resources folder, start it in your server config and spawn it by name. Nothing overwrites a base-game vehicle, so your existing fleet stays exactly as it is.
The collection focuses on original, scratch-made releases rather than recycled leak packs. That covers lore-friendly civilian cars with fictional GTA-style branding, non-ELS police and EMS fleets, tuners and drift builds, pickups, heavy-duty trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, off-road rigs and helicopters. Most vehicles ship with full LOD stages, handling tuned per car and addon engine audio that does not replace any base-game sound file.
Use the browse list to move between categories or jump to the newest and discounted vehicles, then order by price or release date. Prices shown are the current prices, and every purchase includes instant email delivery plus lifetime updates at no extra cost. Open any listing to confirm the exact vehicle count, included files, extras, liveries and lighting setup before you order.
Vehicle types
Explore vehicles for police, medical and rescue departments.
American muscle, classic silhouettes and custom restorations.
Explore the CTX collection of modified and custom vehicle builds.
Work vans and service vehicles for deliveries and everyday jobs.
Bring the crew together with vehicles that seat six.
Modified cars for drift nights, tuning shops and the street scene.
Ambulances and paramedic vehicles for medical roleplay.
Find a free addition to your fleet and explore a new type of vehicle.
Take your fleet airborne with civilian and emergency helicopters.
Browse vehicles built around GTA-style makes and in-world branding.
Street bikes, cruisers and scooters for life on two wheels.
Lifted trucks, crawlers and rugged 4x4s for the trail.
Browse civilian, emergency and specialist releases in the ONX collection.
Patrol cars, pursuit interceptors and department vehicle packs.
Period styling and nostalgic builds for a different kind of garage.
Everyday cars, practical wagons and understated performance builds.
Fill a performance dealership with cars for meets, races and daily drives.
Exotic showroom cars, prototype builds and collector favourites.
Family transport, luxury SUVs and versatile civilian vehicles.
Pickups and heavy trucks for hauling, work and county roads.
Compare included models and add several vehicles in one purchase.
Buyer guide
Start from the job the vehicle has to do on your server. Civilian cars and SUVs carry everyday traffic and dealership stock, police and EMS packs cover emergency roles, and tuners, trucks, off-road rigs and helicopters serve more specific jobs.
The product page is the source for what you actually receive: vehicle count, included files, extras, liveries, sounds, lighting setup and any stated dependencies. A thumbnail cannot tell you whether a listing is one car or a twelve-vehicle pack.
Buy a single vehicle when you need one specific model or role filled. A pack is usually better value when you are building a dealership, a matching emergency fleet or a broader civilian selection in one go.
Common questions
Short answers to what server owners ask most when comparing cars and vehicle packs. Anything specific to one vehicle is answered on its own listing.
A lore-friendly vehicle uses fictional GTA-style branding and design language instead of real manufacturer badges, so it sits naturally in the game world. Open the product listing to confirm the exact design, files and included features for that vehicle.
Yes. Every vehicle is a standalone resource with no framework dependency, so it runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and other FiveM server setups without any extra configuration.
Copy the vehicle folder into your resources directory, start the resource in your server config, then spawn it using the included spawn name. Because each vehicle is an addon, it does not overwrite a base-game vehicle.
Buy a single vehicle when you need a specific role or model. A vehicle pack is usually the better fit when you are building a dealership, an emergency fleet or a wider civilian selection, since the vehicles are chosen to work together.
The emergency vehicle packs are non-ELS. The lighting is built into each vehicle and works with standard siren controls, so you do not need an ELS resource running on your server.
Check whether the listing is a single vehicle or a pack, then review the included files, extras, liveries, lighting setup, sounds and any stated dependencies. The product page is the source for the exact contents of each purchase.
Download links are sent to your email address immediately after a successful checkout. There is no manual approval step and no waiting period.
Yes. Every purchase includes lifetime updates at no extra cost, so later fixes and improvements to a vehicle you own are yours as well.