BMW i8 Custom Edition (Pit Car Pack)

Eight tuning parts on a widebody coupe is a useful thing to have. This one is coral orange, seen front three-quarter on a street with yellow markings, then from behind, where a large wing sits above a pair of exhausts.

Fitting the FiveM BMW i8 Custom Edition pit car

The spawn name is tol_pit_i8ks. Five seats are listed, which is more than the shape suggests. Eight tuning parts let players change the look in a garage. There is no livery template, so the orange paint stays plain, and the panels carry no badging.

Files and figures

• Poly count: 252.421
• .yft file: 7.6 MB
• .ytd file: 1.6 MB
• Tuning parts: 8
• Seats: 5
• Livery template: No

A 1.6 MB texture dictionary is small for a car with this much bodywork, and the 7.6 MB model carries the detail instead. That balance makes it cheap to stream next to the SUVs and pickups in the same pack.

In use

Coral orange is hard to miss at night. The yellow road markings in the first shot make it louder still. The wing and the exhausts sit low and wide. Eight tuning parts give players room to change the look without a second model.

About the real BMW i8

The i8 was BMW’s plug-in hybrid sports car, sold between 2014 and 2020 and built in Leipzig alongside the smaller i3. Scissor doors, a carbon passenger cell and a low, split-surface body made it look like a concept that got loose. It suited owners who wanted something unusual to drive every day rather than a traditional sports coupe. The widebody treatment seen here is aftermarket work, not a factory option.

Pit build against the Car Pack E car

This coupe ships in the Unbranded Pit Car Pack, which holds 30 vehicles. The orange i8 in Unbranded Car Pack E is a separate file, photographed with a carbon hood and deep-dish wheels, and it carries its own spawn name and its own figures. Same widebody idea, two different models on disk. More from the marque is on the BMW vehicle page.