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FiveM Car Pack & Vehicle Scripts for Any Framework

Cars are part of almost every scene on a roleplay server, and a recognizable vehicle list is part of a server's identity. Adding vehicles, though, means streaming assets, keeping spawn names straight and making sure your dealership and garage scripts can see them.

This guide explains what to check before adding a FiveM car pack or a vehicle effects script, and how the two RARX resources in this area handle it. Both are standalone, so they work on QBCore, Qbox, ESX or another setup.

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Buyer's checklist

What to check in a FiveM car pack or vehicle script

Questions worth answering before you add vehicles or vehicle effects to a live server.

  1. Add-on vehicles with their own names

    Each vehicle in Rarx Cars spawns by its own model name instead of replacing a base game vehicle, so scripts that rely on base game models are not affected.

  2. Independent of your framework

    A vehicle pack should not care whether you run QBCore, Qbox or ESX. How players get the cars, through a dealership, a garage or an admin spawn, stays with the scripts you already run.

  3. Know exactly what you receive

    Rarx Cars is delivered as three resources whose folder names must stay exactly as delivered. Checking the delivery format before you buy avoids surprises when the pack does not start.

  4. Material for your dealership

    A showroom map for taking vehicle photos is included, useful for dealership catalogues, store listings or announcements on your server.

  5. Licensing and editability

    The vehicle resources are encrypted with the Cfx.re Asset Escrow system and downloaded from your Cfx.re Portal, so the encrypted files cannot be edited. Know this before planning changes.

  6. Effects you control per vehicle

    Vehicle effects should be opt-in per model. Rarx Antilag is configured per vehicle, with flame size, explosion timing, RPM threshold and volume set for each one.

RARX resources

RARX vehicle resources

A standalone vehicle pack and a standalone antilag script.

Rarx Cars — Cars FiveM resource

Cars

Rarx Cars

Standalone FiveM vehicle pack with more than 70 add-on models and a showroom map for vehicle photos.

  • STANDALONE
€25.99

Rarx Cars

Rarx Cars brings every Rarx vehicle together in one standalone pack with more than 70 add-on models and a showroom map for photos. It is delivered as three resources, [horizon-cars], rarx_coches and [horizon-cars-vip], which must all be started and keep their folder names.

Key features

  • 70+ vehicle models. Every Rarx vehicle in one pack, with more than 70 add-on models.
  • Standalone. Add-on vehicles that do not depend on a specific framework.
  • Showroom map. Includes a showroom map to take photos of the vehicles.
  • Three resources. Delivered as [horizon-cars], rarx_coches and [horizon-cars-vip].
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Rarx Antilag — Scripts FiveM resource

Scripts

Rarx Antilag

Standalone antilag with exhaust pops, scalable flames, launch control and per-vehicle settings.

  • STANDALONE
€9.99

Rarx Antilag

Rarx Antilag adds exhaust pops and flames to the vehicles you choose: six antilag sounds with adjustable volume, flames that scale with your settings, launch control with Shift+W and antilag kits that players install as items. It has no required dependencies and runs standalone or on QBCore and ESX.

Key features

  • Six antilag sounds. Six antilag audio files with adjustable volume for the exhaust pops.
  • Scalable flames. Exhaust flames follow your settings for flame size and explosion timing.
  • Launch control. Hold Shift+W to launch with flames and pops.
  • Per-vehicle setup. Choose which vehicles get antilag and tune each one on its own.
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Compatibility

Frameworks and delivery

Taken from the product data. Neither resource has a documentation page on the site yet.

FeatureRarx CarsRarx Antilag
Resource namerarx_coches—
FrameworksStandaloneStandalone, QBCore, ESX
Framework setupAdd-on vehicles that work without a specific framework.—
Required resourcesNoneNone
Optional resourcesNoneNone
Documentation——

Planning

Planning a vehicle pack on your server

Plan how players will get each car before you add the pack. Add-on vehicles spawn by model name, so your dealership, garage or admin tools need those names added to their lists. The showroom map helps you take consistent photos for a dealership catalogue or announcements.

Keep antilag for the vehicles where it fits, such as tuned or race cars, and set flame size, explosion timing and volume per vehicle. Selling antilag kits as items gives mechanics something to install and keeps the effect from appearing on every car in the city.

Setup

How to install a FiveM car pack

A summary of the setup for Rarx Cars and Rarx Antilag.

  1. 01

    Download from the Cfx.re Portal

    Download the three Rarx Cars resources, and Rarx Antilag if you bought it, from your Cfx.re Portal.

  2. 02

    Keep the folder names

    Place [horizon-cars], rarx_coches and [horizon-cars-vip] in your resources folder without renaming them.

  3. 03

    Start everything

    Make sure server.cfg starts all three vehicle resources and the antilag resource, then restart the server.

  4. 04

    Configure antilag

    Choose the vehicles that get antilag and set flame size, explosion timing, RPM threshold and sound volume for each.

Then add the new model names to your dealership or garage script so players can buy or store them.

Good to know

Car pack and vehicle script FAQ

Do these vehicles need a framework?
No. Rarx Cars is a standalone pack, so it works on QBCore, Qbox, ESX or any other setup.
How many vehicles are included?
More than 70 add-on vehicle models.
Why are there three resources?
The pack is delivered as [horizon-cars], rarx_coches and [horizon-cars-vip]. All three are needed and must keep their folder names.
Can I edit the vehicle files?
The resources are encrypted with the Cfx.re Asset Escrow system, so the encrypted files cannot be edited.
Is there another way to get the car pack?
Yes. Rarx Cars Subscription is a separate package that gives access to the same pack. Its price and billing terms are shown in the Tebex checkout.
Does Rarx Antilag need a framework?
No. It runs fully standalone with no required dependencies and also works on QBCore and ESX servers.

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Rarx Cars and Rarx Antilag are standalone and run on any framework. Ask us about delivery or setup on Discord.

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