Stanier LXE Police Interceptor LEO: Patrol Sedan

Vapid Stanier LXE provides a scratch-built LEO interceptor sedan for patrol fleets. Its custom model includes the body, cabin and police equipment, with Aquaphobic audio and sedan-style handling supplied in the package. The lore-friendly FiveM cruiser suits traffic duties, highway assignments and urban response roles.

The LXE is built from original geometry. Its cabin was created specifically for police use, including a cage and gun rack, while the exterior carries tuning pieces and selectable lighting extras. This gives departments control over the visible patrol equipment on the same underlying sedan.

Tuning pieces and extras

Rambars, spotlights and antennas are available as tuning parts. Vehicle extras include the lightbar and visor lights, with grille lights and side runners also selectable. These separate systems let officers configure the equipment through the relevant tuning and extras menus.

• Rambar tuning choices.
• Spotlights available through tuning.
• Antenna tuning options.
• Lightbar supplied as an extra.
• Grille lighting in the extras selection.
• Side runners and visor lights as extras.
• Hubcaps can be removed through the extras menu.

The removable hubcaps provide a wheel-appearance choice without changing the base sedan. Lighting extras let the department vary the emergency-light arrangement, while the tuning parts set the front protection, spotlight and antenna configuration. These options can distinguish highway, urban, supervisor and K9-oriented unit presentations.

The configuration system is part of the supplied model package. A department can use the tuning parts and extras to give different assignments their own equipment appearance. The body remains the scratch-built Stanier LXE, with the selected extras determining which lighting and hubcap elements are visible.

Police cabin

The interior is custom and scratch-made, with high-quality modelling throughout. A police cage separates the front cabin from the rear seating area for arrests and prisoner-transport scenes during patrol roleplay. A gun rack is also included for loadout and patrol scenes.

• Properly modelled dashboard and cabin.
• Custom interior created for LEO use.
• Police cage between front and rear compartments.
• Gun-rack equipment.
• Additional interior pieces completing the patrol layout.

The cabin is part of the original model work rather than a reused passenger-sedan shell. It supplies the visible equipment relevant to arrests, traffic stops and ride-along scenes. The cage and gun rack remain concrete features of the build alongside the other interior parts.

Exterior and damage detail

The body is finished to a high standard for close-range roleplay and camera views. Correct headlights and rear lighting are included, with the lamps wired for their intended operation. The glass is breakable, allowing window damage to appear during crashes and other patrol scenes.

These features sit alongside the emergency-light extras. The normal front and rear lamps provide the vehicle lighting, while the lightbar, grille, visor and side equipment are selected as extras. The model therefore separates its standard lighting from the configurable patrol-light presentation.

Engine audio and driving

Aquaphobic provides the custom add-on sound. Its V8 cruiser character is matched to the Stanier’s police-sedan role, giving the model its own audio instead of using a generic vanilla set. The sound is included with the vehicle resource.

Custom sedan handling accompanies the audio. It is tuned for patrol behaviour, with a weighted and responsive driving feel. The handling line belongs to this build and is supplied as part of the complete model package.

Resource limits

• Model polycount: below 167K.
• Each YFT: below 4MB.
• YTD textures: below 2MB.
• Total resource including template: 12.3MB.

The model limit is under 167K polygons, with individual YFT files under 4MB each and YTD textures below 2MB in size. The complete resource occupies 12.3MB, including the template. That template is supplied for administrators managing fleet liveries and different vehicle presentations.

Registration and compatibility

• Scratch-made LEO interceptor: gststanlxe2.

The vehicle works with QBCore, ESX, Qbox and custom frameworks. Existing vehicle shops, garages and LEO job systems can register the spawn identifier. The model does not need a special framework integration layer to become available through those systems.

The package includes the custom handling and Aquaphobic sound, without extra dependencies or third-party libraries needed to get the vehicle running. The supplied template supports the artwork side of fleet integration, while the tuning and extras provide the equipment variation.

For a department selecting this interceptor, the main distinctions are its scratch-built police cabin, configurable external equipment and included cruiser audio. The cage and gun rack define the interior role, and the lighting and wheel extras allow the same sedan to appear in different patrol configurations.

The extras and tuning parts provide distinct control groups. Lighting equipment and hubcaps are selected as extras, while rambars, spotlights and antennas belong to tuning. This allows a department to change the visible patrol equipment and wheel presentation on the same Stanier body.

The scratch-made cabin supplies the cage and gun rack for the police role. Those interior features sit alongside the custom handling and audio as part of the complete resource. The template supports fleet artwork, while the configuration options distinguish individual highway, urban, supervisor or K9 units within the department.