Coquette D9: Scratch-Built Civilian Coupe

Invetero Coquette D9 brings a modern civilian sports coupe to dealership and upper-class character roleplay. Dayashii created the vehicle from scratch for the ONX Development Team. Its contemporary American coupe proportions, panel design and lighting remain grounded in GTA V styling, placing it between ordinary vanilla coupes and tuner exotics.

The D9 suits business owners, off-duty officers and civilian characters who use a sports car as everyday transport. Luxury dealerships, valet work, repossession jobs and dealership-heist scenes can use the same lore-friendly Invetero. Its civilian sports-car design gives those roles a vehicle with modern proportions, without moving them into an exotic-supercar shape.

Original model work

Every panel, texture and line was created for the Coquette D9. The model is a complete scratch build rather than a retexture or modification of the vanilla Coquette. Dayashii’s work provides the exterior proportions and contemporary panel treatment, with modern lighting as part of the car’s design. The Invetero identity keeps that design consistent with the wider GTA V vehicle range.

• Scratch-built vehicle by Dayashii for ONX.
• Original panel, line and texture work.
• Contemporary civilian sports-coupe proportions.
• Lore-friendly Invetero design.
• Five LOD tiers running from L0 to L4.
• Embedded liveries supported at 2048×2048.
• Standalone custom livery releases permitted.

The civilian shape suits a dealer’s sports-car inventory and characters looking for a modern coupe. It can also appear in valet and repossession scenes where a recognisable civilian vehicle is needed. The same scratch-made panels and textures form the car across those uses; the design is not a modified stock Coquette body.

2016-2019 Coquette D9 files

• onx_coquetted9_hi.yft: 3.1MB
• onx_coquetted9.yft: 2.8MB
• onx_coquetted9.ytd: 0.9MB

LOD polycounts

• L0: 106,206
• L1: 45,660
• L2: 17,452
• L3: 10,370
• L4: 830

Texture specifications

• Maximum YTD resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD textures: 14
• Maximum embedded-livery YFT resolution: 2048×2048

Livery artwork

Embedded livery support allows custom wraps and branding on the Coquette. Artists may create a livery collection for the vehicle and release their work separately. A release can be free or paid, provided it carries appropriate metadata and contains standalone livery models or textures. The original vehicle models must stay out of that distribution.

This permission covers artwork made for the D9, including wraps and custom branding. It allows the livery work to be shared or sold independently of the car itself. Buyers receiving a custom livery receive the standalone artwork, with its metadata, rather than a package containing the Coquette’s original vehicle files. Free releases follow the same standalone requirement as paid releases.

Installation sequence

1. Put the ONX vehicle resources into [onx_vehicles], a folder within the server resources directory.
2. Write ensure [onx_vehicles] in server.cfg, then restart the server.

The D9 uses the standard FiveM vehicle-resource setup. The asset contains no framework-specific code. Qbox, ESX and QBCore can load it, as can a custom framework that handles vehicle resources in the normal way. A server does not need to use a particular roleplay framework for the car itself.

Some visual features depend on Game Build 3095. Earlier builds can load the base model, but Build 3095 or above is needed to access the complete visual feature set. Set the server to a compatible build when deploying the resource if all of the included visual features are required.

Developer documentation

Developer documentation accompanies the vehicle. It includes the file-size information, the polycounts for each LOD, texture resolutions and embedded-livery specifications. That documentation supports asset-budget planning and custom livery work.

Licence conditions

• Asset resale, rebranding and reuploading are prohibited; liveries and textures are the exceptions.
• Custom liveries may be sold or shared free with suitable metadata.
• Distribute livery models or textures independently, excluding the original car models.
• No redistribution of the vehicle.

A dealership can use the D9 as civilian sports-car stock, while a character can use it for business-owner or off-duty driving roleplay. Custom artwork can give the coupe a different wrap or branding within the livery permissions. The original scratch-made model remains subject to the server-use licence and the asset distribution restrictions.

Standalone wraps can provide custom branding for a civilian coupe or dealership vehicle while complying with the separate-artwork release terms.