BMW M3 E30

Boxy classics age well in a city full of modern shapes. This bright blue coupe with round headlights is one of them, supplied without badges or logos, and it uses one code.

Spawn code for the FiveM BMW M3 E30

The code is tolm3e30. Copy the pack resource into your resources folder, ensure it in server.cfg and restart. Then spawn it from an admin menu, or add the same string to a garage and dealership config.

Install and testing

1. Download the pack after purchase.
2. Copy the resource folder into resources.
3. Ensure it in server.cfg and restart the server.

Spawn it once before release and check the cage from inside. Classic cars often end up in a collector garage, where a broken entry is noticed the same night.

Older cars also give new players something to aim for that is not a supercar. A cheap classic in a garage says more about a character than a new coupe does.

Keep the code in a staff notes channel so event hosts can spawn it quickly.

How it looks

The front three-quarter shot is on a suburban driveway, with round headlights set into the blue nose. The rear three-quarter frame on a sunny residential street shows a black rear wing and a roll cage inside. It is a road car with race parts.

Numbers on file

• Poly count: 169.435
• .yft file: 4.8 MB
• .ytd file: 3 MB
• Tuning parts: 9

This is one of the lightest cars in the pack on both counts, so it barely touches a stream budget. The low poly figure helps older machines. Nine tuning parts still leave room for a short mod shop scene.

About the real BMW M3 E30

The E30 was the first M3, an eighties homologation special from Munich built so BMW could go touring car racing. It took championships across Europe and set the template for every sporting BMW saloon since. Classic meets, garage builds and collector storylines all suit that history. This model arrives debadged.

Getting it

It ships in Unbranded Car Pack D, a pack of 49 vehicles. Classic clubs, drift crews and long-running characters suit it. The nineties model sits on the BMW M3 E36 1997 page, and the BMW hub lists the rest.