Lore Friendly Vapid Tavros: Civilian Tuning Sedan

Vapid Tavros (2013–2016) is a scratch-made sedan for FiveM. Its lore-friendly Vapid design belongs to GTA V’s everyday traffic, with body and cabin customisation for commuter cars, company transport and civilian roleplay. It suits daily driving, commuter roleplay and civilian jobs, including mechanic, courier and insurance roles. Tidemo built the car; WiseGuy and JunkyWRX contributed to its development.

The modular body and cabin options cover fleet trim, modest OEM+ changes and mild tuner builds. Plastic fleet finishes, chrome and body-coloured details give the same sedan different appearances. The design sits alongside Rockstar’s existing sedans in San Andreas.

Civilian fleet uses

• Company transport and unmarked app taxis. The same everyday sedan serves corporate scenes, middle-management characters and taxi fleets without changing to a different vehicle platform.
• Rental fleets, insurance loaners and corporate roleplay. Fleet-spec finishes cover agency stock and company cars, while the commuter and mild tuner appearances cover personal daily drivers.
• Background AI traffic in custom traffic packs, including alternatives to Asea and Premier spawns. The Tavros can take the everyday transport role in San Andreas alongside Rockstar’s existing vehicle fleet.
• Matching street traffic for the separate ONX EVP and PD fleets. This release is civilian only and includes no police, EMS or emergency variants.

The tuning choices apply to a single sedan platform. Fleet-spec plastic finishes, chrome accents and body-coloured details can be mixed through the modular system to create commuter, OEM+ or mild tuner appearances.

Body and cabin choices

There are 80+ modular tuning parts divided into 12 categories. Each category changes a particular area of the Tavros, from its front grille to the dashboard. Exterior combinations can be made before applying a livery; the modular choices already change the sedan’s appearance through its spoilers, bumpers, trim and roof fittings.

• Spoiler selection: 25 variants, including factory-style lips and aftermarket designs. The range covers a discreet factory appearance through to more prominent aftermarket pieces at the back of the sedan.
• Front bumper selection: 3 variants, from fleet trim to more aggressive OEM+ styling. These front-end choices form part of the same modular body system as the rear bumpers and skirts.
• Rear bumper selection: 2 variants for factory and street appearances. Choose a clean factory rear or the altered street look, alongside the separate boot trim options.
• Side skirt selection: 2 variants to alter the stance and apparent body height. These are visual body changes within the Tavros tuning system.
• Window trim selection: 3 variants in chrome, black or body colour. The glazing surrounds can therefore follow a chrome, blackout or body-coloured exterior theme.
• Grille inserts: 12 variants. Changing the insert alters the front-end appearance, with a separate selection for the surrounding trim.
• Grille surrounds: 6 variants, combinable with the inserts. Any grille insert can be paired with a surround, so both components contribute to the finished front-end design.
• Boot trim selection: 10 variants for the rear detailing. These changes provide further rear-end variation alongside the bumper and spoiler selections.
• Wing mirror selection: 3 variants with body-coloured, black and chrome finishes. Mirror trim can be mixed with the window and grille choices as part of the exterior configuration.
• Roof and sunroof selection: 6 variants, including fixed roofs, sunroofs and panoramic arrangements. Roof configuration is its own category, separate from the rack selection.
• Roof rack selection: 4 variants for utility, family and rental builds. These options give the everyday sedan a utility or family-car appearance within the same tuning system.
• Dashboard trim selection: 4 variants visible from the first-person cabin view. Customisation extends inside the car as well as across its exterior body and trim.

Resource data

Shared modification files

• yft modification files: 227
• Combined size: 35.21MB
• Per-part L0 polycount maximum: 9,451
• All modification parts include L0–L2.

File sizes

• onx_poltavros_hi.yft: 3.5MB
• onx_poltavros.yft: 3.3MB
• onx_poltavros.ytd: 1.4MB
• 99 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model polygon counts

• L0: 120,843
• L1: 57,851
• L2: 23,518
• L3: 10,221
• L4: 1,200

Texture data

• Maximum ytd resolution: 1024×1024
• ytd textures: 18
• Embedded livery maximum yft resolution: 2048×2048

Spawn and installation

• Vapid Tavros (2013–2016): onx_tavros

The spawn gives access to the Tavros tuning system, including body fittings, roof choices and dashboard trim. Players select the modular parts on the vehicle through its tuning options. Tavros installs as an add-on vehicle resource. QBCore, ESX, Qbox and standalone servers can use it without framework modification; it is a vehicle resource rather than a framework script. Framework choice does not change the installation steps: the vehicle resources go into the server’s resources directory and are enabled in the server configuration.

1. Create the folder [onx_vehicles] under server resources. Move the ONX vehicle resources into that folder.
2. Enter ensure [onx_vehicles] in server.cfg.

Some features require Game Build 3095 or higher. The server needs to meet that build requirement to use the complete feature set. Support is available.

Licence conditions

Assets may not be reuploaded, offered for resale or rebranded, except for liveries and textures. Buyers may add their own liveries or textures and rebrand those. The exception covers liveries and textures; it does not authorise rebranding the vehicle model. The model remains subject to the restrictions on reuploading and resale. Redistribution is forbidden.