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FiveM Pegassi cars with distinct street and LEO treatments 19
FiveM Pegassi cars range from scratch-built Infernus variants to Tempesta street edits and specialist LEO models. Infernus packs bring Stock and CTX body choices; Centenfero adds police equipment as extras. Settimo Vento has spinning front-bumper fans and 84 tuning parts for a more extensive custom project.
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Body choices across FiveM Pegassi cars
The Infernus XS Pack combines Stock, CTX and CTX EVO treatments with paintable interiors. It is an add-on pack with scratch-built models. The separate Infernus XS and XS CTX releases suit garages that want a particular street body rather than the full trim set.
Pegassi Tempesta tuning choices
Tempesta CTX supplies wings and hood options alongside custom handling. CTX C3 pairs a bespoke kit with street handling and selectable DRL colour. Tempesta DRT has DRT handling, a full bodykit and custom audio. Its daytime running lights are adjustable through Paint 7.
Pegassi Centenfero LEO equipment
The Centenfero police build has modules, antennas and a rambar as extras, along with custom audio and colourable DRLs. It uses non-ELS emergency lighting. Torbull offers standard and LEO variants together when both roles are useful.
For a different visual feature, Settimo Vento adds spinning fans in the front bumper and a tuning selection. For light-colour changes, Zentorno CTX uses Paint 6 for its DRLs, while Toros CTX uses Paint 7.
Pegassi: questions
Can I buy several Infernus XS body treatments together?
The Infernus XS Pack contains Stock, CTX and CTX EVO variants. Its scratch-built models have tuning parts and paintable interiors.
Which Pegassi builds include LEO versions?
Centenfero LEO is a dedicated police supercar with equipment extras. Torbull pairs a standard build with a LEO version; emergency lighting is non-ELS.
Do all Pegassi daytime lights use the same paint control?
No. Zentorno CTX controls its DRLs through Paint 6, while Toros CTX and Torbull use Paint 7.