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The ONX Coquette D5 is a scratch-made FiveM non-ELS police interceptor with two-tone paint, a colorable callsign system, and labeled extras that turn one model into LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal or unmarked units.
Product details
The ONX Coquette D5 is a FiveM non-ELS police interceptor built scratch-made for roleplay servers that want authentic 2013 pursuit hardware without client-side ELS dependencies. Vanilla-edited by Dayashii with contributions from WiseGuy, Tidemo and JunkyWRX, this cruiser brings Vapid Dominator GT wheels, two-tone paint, and a 5-digit colorable callsign system into your fleet. Whether your department flies LSPD, LSSD or SAHP colors, a single model doubles as LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked or Decommissioned through labeled extras and the native FiveM modkit - no custom menus, no extra resources, no bespoke integration work.
Built specifically for performance-focused RP servers, this is the kind of police vehicle that disappears into the background of immersion - it looks like it has always been part of San Andreas because every detail was authored to fit Rockstar's visual language. Rockstar-style dirt mapping and crash deformation, tuned polycounts with a full LOD stack from L0 to L4, and a handling profile that blends realism with arcade balance so officers actually enjoy the pursuit. The universal parts library is shared with the wider ONX EVP and Gabz fleet, so lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and unit tags stay visually consistent across every cruiser in your motor pool. That fleet-wide consistency is what separates a thrown-together police garage from a genuine department aesthetic that players notice and remember.
Every detail was chosen to make the cruiser feel like it belongs in San Andreas while keeping server performance intact during heavy patrol nights.
This is where the depth shows up - every loadout, tag and toggle is wired so server owners can hand-craft each unit per department, per division, or per individual officer.
Performance-tuned from the ground up - the full LOD stack and compressed textures keep your server stable through crowded scenes and high-speed pursuits.
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This drag-and-drop add-on resource follows the standard FiveM resource pipeline, making it ideal for any lore friendly police vehicle FiveM build that needs to slot cleanly into an existing fleet. Customization is handled entirely through the native vehicle modkit and labeled extras, so it works alongside virtually any framework or in-game customization menu without bespoke scripting. Some features rely on Game Build 3095 - specifically the VMT_LIGHTBAR mod category that unlocks ALPR attachments and custom lightbar variants - so make sure your server is on the supported build before going live.
Buyer questions
No. This is a fully non-ELS vehicle with synced lighting patterns, so there's no client-side ELS dependency for your players and no duplicate-model issues at spawn.
Liveries are included for LSPD, LSSD and SAHP, and the single model can be configured as LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked or Decommissioned. Livery templates and install guides are bundled in so you can rebrand the cruiser for your own departments without external tooling.
All 200+ options live in the native FiveM modkit and labeled extras. Any standard vehicle customization menu can toggle lightbars, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, tags and the rest - no custom UI or extra resource needed.
Game Build 3095 is recommended. Some features - specifically the VMT_LIGHTBAR mod category for ALPR attachments and custom lightbar variants - rely on the customization category introduced in Build 3095.
Yes. The cruiser draws from the universal ONX parts library - 227 YFT mod parts totalling 35.21MB - so lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and unit tags stay consistent across every ONX EVP and Gabz-aligned unit in your fleet. 🚔 Outfit Your Department This is what a modern lore-friendly pursuit interceptor should look like in 2013 trim - scratch-made, scratch-finished, and ready to drop straight into the patrol rotation without rebuilding your fleet around it. Every loadout choice was authored for the kind of department that runs uniformed patrol, undercover, K9 and command across the same shift. Hand it to your officers, set the callsigns, and let the cruiser carry the immersion for you.