Audi RS5 2020

For servers that want a plain executive coupe, this build keeps things simple. The first screenshot frames it at the temple steps in white, with a black honeycomb grille facing the camera. The second view, from the rear on a lawn, shows the black wheels.

Running the FiveM Audi RS5 on a roleplay server

The spawn name is tolrs5. No tuning parts are wired in, so the car stays as shown in the gallery. Five seats are configured, which makes it usable for a crew rather than a solo driver. There is no livery template on this file.

File figures

• Poly count: 223.466
• .yft file: 6.8 MB
• .ytd file: 2.8 MB
• Tuning parts: none
• Seats: 5
• Livery template: No

Without a livery slot the car relies on paint alone, which suits its understated look. The mesh sits at 223.466 polys and the texture archive at 2.8 MB, so it is a mid-weight file next to the larger SUVs and pickups in the same pack.

About the real Audi RS5

Audi builds the RS5 in Germany, where the RS badge marks the top rung of a model line. The RS5 is the coupe version of the A5, given wider arches, a deeper front and the honeycomb grille seen in the screenshots. Audi aims it at drivers who want a sharp everyday coupe that still looks restrained. On a server that makes it a natural car for business characters, plain-clothes roles and anyone who prefers to blend in.

Pack A car or pit car?

A second RS5 file exists. The pit-pack RS5 is bright blue, carries a black push bar and was shot beside office buildings, and it records its own poly count and texture size. The white coupe here comes from Unbranded Car Pack A, a 49-vehicle set. Both are indexed on the Audi vehicle hub.

Where it fits

Office workers, lawyers, detectives and clean street builds all suit it. Servers filling civilian traffic around a patrol fleet can read our guide to the taxi and police car bundle. It is the kind of car a server can hand out without it dominating the road. Five seats also make it usable for group callouts.