Bravado Buffalo TTS 15

Pursuit liveries are the draw here. Grey city cars and a grey and gold sheriff unit share one model, which keeps a mixed department fleet looking consistent.

How to spawn the FiveM Bravado Buffalo TTS 15

One code covers this model: tolpbuf15, from the Exclusive Lore-Friendly Police Vehicles pack. 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 gallery, frame by frame

The garage shots show Pursuit Police and Pursuit Sheriff cars with front push bars, and a high angle picks out the roof lightbars. The cabin has a laptop mount, a radar unit and a spotlight. The open boot holds medical kits and an extinguisher.

The numbers

• Poly count: 212.132
• .yft size: 5.3 MB
• .ytd size: 1.9 MB
• Tuning parts: 128

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.

In the game world

Bravado sells the Buffalo as the everyday muscle car of San Andreas, common enough that nobody looks twice at one in traffic. That is exactly what an unmarked department car needs. Building a fleet from in-universe makes keeps the city's own manufacturers on its streets.

The pack it ships in

The Buffalo TTS 15 ships in the Exclusive Lore-Friendly Police Vehicles pack, a set of 21 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.

The Bravado vehicle hub lists every model from this maker, including the Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire. Units like it sit together on the lore-friendly list.

Server roles it covers

Sheriff offices and city patrol units share it well. The 128 tuning parts let each department set its own lights, bars and small fittings. A frame-by-frame look at the same car sits in the Buffalo showcase post. Pick the role first, then price it in your dealership to match.