Cadillac Cyclone 1959

Concept cars from the fifties look like nothing else in a modern city. That contrast is the whole appeal of this pale blue machine, and it arrives debadged.

Spawn code for the FiveM Cadillac Cyclone

One code covers this model: tolcyclone, from Unbranded Car Pack B. 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.

What the gallery shows

The front shot in a warehouse yard shows a bullet nose and a clear bubble canopy over the cabin. The rear three-quarter under a loading bay picks up tall tail fins and chrome pods at each corner. Paint is pale blue throughout.

The numbers

• Poly count: 249.644
• .yft size: 6.6 MB
• .ytd size: 5.7 MB
• Tuning parts: None

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.

About the real Cadillac Cyclone

The Cyclone was a General Motors show car from 1959, never sold to the public. Bubble canopy, rocket nose cones, tail fins: pure jet-age Detroit styling. On a server it belongs in a museum display, a parade or a wealthy collector's garage. This model arrives debadged.

Where to get it

The Cyclone ships in Unbranded Car Pack B, a set of 50 vehicles. One purchase covers every model on that list, and they install together as a single resource. The product page lists every model in the set, each one with its own spawn code.

Other models from this maker are on the Cadillac vehicle hub. From there you can reach the Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing 2022 page or the whole vehicle list.

Server roles it covers

Museum scenes, car shows and film sets suit it better than daily driving. It is a talking point vehicle, and it reads that way in every frame of the gallery. Pick the role first, then price it in your dealership to match.