BMW M4 F82 2018

Teal green with gold calipers is the kind of colour pairing players remember. This 2018 car keeps that look through both shots, and it ships debadged like the rest of the range.

Getting the FiveM BMW M4 F82 onto your server

One code covers this model: tolf82st, from Unbranded Car Pack E. Copy the pack into resources, ensure it, and restart. The name then works from an admin menu or from a dealership script.

The code is simply the model name your server knows it by. Keep it to hand when you write dealership prices, garage lists or job vehicle tables.

The M4 F82 in the screenshots

One frame runs along a palm-lined city street, with dark wheels and gold brake calipers behind them. The other is a rear three-quarter under open sky. A black swan-neck wing sits over the boot, and quad exhausts fill the rear valance.

The numbers

• Poly count: 262.975
• .yft size: 9 MB
• .ytd size: 953 KB
• Tuning parts: 95

Weigh the sizes against your stream budget before install. The poly figure describes mesh density only. Driving behaviour comes from your configuration, not from the values above.

The real BMW M4 F82

By 2018 the F82 had gathered competition packages, forged wheels and a long options list. Owners in Europe and America treated it as a canvas for paint and wheels. A late-run car suits a character who bought used and then spent money on it. The panels ship debadged.

The pack it ships in

The M4 F82 ships in Unbranded Car Pack E, a set of 49 vehicles. Everything in the set installs as one resource, so your server config only gains one ensure line. The product page lists every model in the set, each one with its own spawn code.

Server roles it covers

Tuner crews, street races and car meets are the natural home. With 95 tuning parts, a mod shop can change most of the look without touching the base model. Pick the role first, then price it in your dealership to match.

Other models from this maker are on the BMW vehicle hub. From there you can reach the 2022 BMW i4 page or the whole vehicle list.