Woodlander CTX: 6-Seater Street SUV

Karin Woodlander CTX combines a 6-seater SUV with a street-tuner build. This lore-friendly vanilla edit suits crew cars, family roleplay and group transport. A custom bodykit reworks the familiar Woodlander shape. A V10 twin-turbo swap accompanies it, with 94 parts available for mechanic-shop tuning.

Gangs, off-duty officers and friend groups are among the civilian users it suits. The capacity allows a full group to travel in the same SUV, while the street build gives the vehicle a modified appearance within GTA V’s Karin identity. It fits dealership stock as well as a player-owned tuning project.

Bodykit and street equipment

The fully custom bodykit changes the Woodlander’s exterior while keeping its lore-friendly Karin form. Custom rims provide the wheels for the tuner stance. Custom headlights alter the front lighting, and reworked taillights complete the rear appearance.

• Vanilla-edited Karin Woodlander with lore-friendly styling.
• Detailed interior and exterior.
• Full custom bodykit.
• Custom rims.
• Custom headlights.
• Reworked taillights.
• Street SUV handling.

The front and rear lighting changes sit alongside the bodykit and rims. Together they give the family-SUV shape its CTX street appearance. The model remains recognisably Karin, making the modified version suitable alongside stock GTA V traffic and civilian dealership vehicles.

Engine swap and audio

A V10 Twin Turbo Swap forms part of the build. Legacy_DMC created the custom sound, with the V10 twin-turbo audio already configured to load alongside the SUV. Starting the engine uses that included sound.

The Woodlander also has custom Street SUV Handling for urban driving. The engine swap, audio and handling belong to the street-SUV configuration, accompanying the exterior tuning work and the custom rims. This combination supplies the modified vehicle used for its tuner and crew-car roles.

Cabin and group travel

The reworked interior matches the modified exterior. Working dials provide the dashboard functions, and hands-on-wheel animation supports driving views. Interior detailing accompanies the exterior work, so the cabin carries the same CTX build identity as the body.

• Capacity: 6 seats.
• Reworked, detailed interior.
• Working instrument dials.
• Hands-on-wheel driving animation.
• Custom sound by Legacy_DMC.

Its seating supports a full crew, family roleplay or squad transport in the same vehicle. A group does not need to split its journey across different cars. That capacity also gives a street-scene crew a modified SUV option for shared travel, while retaining the family-vehicle silhouette of the Woodlander.

Mechanic-shop customisation

There are 94 tuning parts for personal builds. Players can use the custom mechanic shop to set up their crew car and change its appearance. The tuning range fits project-car roleplay, showing the result at meets and rivalry between different builds.

A player-owned Woodlander can occupy the space between a civilian daily driver and a fully modified tuner SUV. The bodykit supplies its central street appearance, with the tuning options supporting further personalisation. The cabin, lights, rims and included engine sound all accompany the vehicle as part of the CTX configuration.

Model measurements

• YFT: 3.081 MB
• YTD: 1.539 MB
• Triangles / polycount: 121,026
• Vertices: 105,665
• Tuning parts: 94

Woodlander spawn

• gstwlnd1: Karin Woodlander CTX custom-bodykit variant.

FiveM vehicle integration

QBCore, ESX and Qbox servers can use the Woodlander, as can standalone setups. Framework-specific dependencies are not required. Standard dealership and garage systems are compatible with the vehicle, and the spawn can be registered in an existing vehicle system.

Place the resource on the server, then register gstwlnd1 in the vehicle list or dealership script. Garage systems and admin menus can use the same spawn name. Existing handling tweaks and configured tuning shops can also integrate the Woodlander.

The included Legacy_DMC audio loads with the vehicle. Its V10 twin-turbo sound does not require separate audio preparation before the engine is started. The working dials, hands-on-wheel animation and reworked cabin provide the interior features for driving roleplay alongside that sound.

Crew transport and family use make use of the 6-seater capacity; mechanic-shop projects make use of the 94 tuning parts. The lore-friendly Karin styling ties those roles together in a street SUV. Its full bodykit, custom rims and changed front and rear lights give the Woodlander its modified exterior, with a reworked interior for the same vehicle.

Custom shop and garage use

Standard vehicle systems support the Woodlander across QBCore, ESX, Qbox and standalone setups. A dealership can register its spawn for civilian ownership, while garages and admin menus use that same model name. Configured tuning shops can use the included parts for personal builds.

The modified lights, custom rims and complete bodykit give those builds their street appearance. Inside, the reworked cabin includes working dials and the driving animation. Together with the included Legacy_DMC sound, those features serve the crew, family and squad-transport roles of the 6-seater SUV.