If you want to see a full garage before you buy, this fivem 250 unbranded vehicles list is a good place to start. It walks through the 5 Vehicles Bundle, which joins five of our unbranded car packs into one resource bundle. Every car has its badges and logos removed. Below you will find what each vehicle class holds, who the bundle suits, and how to set it up.
Which Packs Make Up the Bundle
The bundle is a discounted set of five packs. You get all of them in one order, instead of buying each pack on its own page.
- Unbranded Car Pack A.
- Unbranded Car Pack B.
- Unbranded Car Pack C.
- Unbranded Car Pack D.
- Unbranded Car Pack E.
Together they add up to 250 debadged vehicles. The product page says the set spans supercars, muscle cars, JDM builds, luxury sedans, EVs and off-road trucks. The showcase below is the same video used on the Car Pack A and Car Pack B pages.
Car Pack E is the one pack the smaller 4 Vehicles Bundle does not include. Its own showcase video is below.
The FiveM 250 Unbranded Vehicles List by Class
The product page sorts the cars into six groups. Here are some names from each one, written the way the list shows them.
Supercars and Hypercars
This is the largest group. It includes the Ferrari LaFerrari (2013), Ferrari F40, Porsche 918 Spyder, Porsche Carrera GT, Koenigsegg Jesko (2020), Koenigsegg CC850 (2023), Bugatti Chiron (2016) and Lexus LFA. Lamborghini fans get the Revuelto (2023), the Countach LPI 800-4 (2022) and the Murciélago (2010). McLaren shows up with the 600LT (2021), 620R (2020) and 765LT Spider (2021).
Performance Sedans, Coupes and Tuners
Euro sedans lead this group. You will find the BMW M5 G60 (2024), BMW M5 F90 (2018), BMW M3 E30, Audi RS6 (2020), Audi RS7 C8 Sportback (2021) and Mercedes-Benz 190E Evolution III. Smaller cars include the Volkswagen Golf Mk7, Renault Clio RS and Hyundai Kona N (2022). For upscale scenes, there is the Rolls-Royce Dawn 204s (2019) and the Rolls-Royce Mansory RR (2022).
JDM and Drift Legends
Drift and street racing crews have plenty to pick from. The group lists the Toyota Supra A80, Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 (2002), Mazda RX-7 (FD), Nissan Silvia S15, Nissan 180SX and Honda S2000 AP2 (2007). Rally-style picks include the Subaru Impreza 22B and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX (2007). The list even has the Tofaş Şahin (2000). More Nissan models are on our vehicle list.
SUVs, Trucks and Off-Roaders
This group covers work trucks, family SUVs and big show builds. Examples are the Ford F-150 Raptor (2017), RAM TRX (2022), Chevrolet Silverado (2020) and Toyota Tacoma (2024). The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6 (2022) and Mercedes-Benz X-Class 6x6 (2022) are the six-wheel builds. Luxury SUVs include the Lamborghini Urus S (2023), Ferrari Purosangue (2023) and Cadillac Escalade-V (2023).
American Muscle and Classics
Muscle cars cover both old and new. Modern picks include the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat (2015), Ford Mustang Dark Horse (2024) and Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (2022). Older cars include the Chevrolet Bel Air (1957), Pontiac Firebird Trans Am (1970), Dodge Charger (1969) and Ford De Luxe Five-Window Coupe (1932).
Electric and Hybrid Performance
Players who want a quiet daily driver are covered too. The list names the Tesla Model S (2023), Tesla Model 3 (2022), Lucid Air (2024), Rivian R1T (2022), Porsche Taycan 4 Cross Turismo (2023) and GMC Hummer EV (2024). The Ford Supervan 4 sits in this group as well.
Highlights From the Product Page
- Balanced handling. Custom handling files cap top speeds at 260 – 270 km/h (161 – 167 mph).
- Tuning catalog. 2,750+ custom tuning parts, such as widebody kits, bumpers and carbon fiber spoilers.
- Working details. Breakable glass, bodyshell collisions, working interior dials and standard US plates.
- Stream-friendly assets. Low-poly models, optimized texture dictionaries and clean LODs.
The product page says those asset choices aim to prevent texture loss, client crashes and stream budget limits on busy servers. Want to understand the handling values? Our handling.meta guide explains what they do.
Who This Bundle Suits
A big, mixed garage helps many kinds of servers. Here are a few common uses.
- Car dealership roleplay, where players need many classes to choose from.
- Street racing and drift nights that want JDM and tuner cars.
- Car meets, where tuning parts let players build their own look.
- Civilian traffic and daily drivers, from sedans to pickups.
- Rural and off-road scenes with trucks, SUVs and 6x6 builds.
The description names roleplay communities, drift circuits and racing servers as the main audience. There are no police units in these packs. For those, look at Exclusive Lore-Friendly Police Vehicles.
How to Install the Bundle
The product page describes a simple drag-and-drop resource setup. These steps follow that note and the usual FiveM routine.
- Buy the bundle and check your cfx.re account, where Keymaster delivers the assets.
- Place the resources in your server resources folder.
- Add an ensure line for each resource in server.cfg.
- Make sure your server runs FXServer 5181 or above.
- Restart the server and test a few cars in game.
The resources are standalone. The product page lists QBCore, ESX, vRP and custom frameworks as compatible.
FAQ About the FiveM 250 Unbranded Vehicles List
How many vehicles are in the bundle?
The bundle holds 250 debadged vehicles from Unbranded Car Pack A, B, C, D and E.
Do the cars show real badges?
No. Every model is debadged and unbranded, which means badges and logos are removed. The names in the list are how the product page labels each model.
Can I edit the cars?
The 3D models are encrypted through CFX Escrow. The product page says YMT and YTD files are editable, and custom handling files are included. Custom changes made for you are not part of the purchase.
Can I use it in more than one community?
No. The purchase grants single-community usage rights for servers you own. Redistribution and reselling are not allowed.
Get the Full Garage
If one list of 250 cars covers what your city needs, the 5 Vehicles Bundle is the simplest way to add it. You can also browse the Unbranded Debadged category or the unbranded vehicle list.
