Chrysler 300C

A large sedan reads as authority without shouting about it. This 300C comes debadged, so the grille and boot carry no maker marks at all. Two tuning parts are listed against it, and one code spawns it.

Set up the FiveM GTA5 Chrysler 300C

The code is tol300c, and it comes with Unbranded Exclusive Car Pack B. Copy the pack folder into your resources directory. Add an ensure line to server.cfg, then restart the server. Spawn the 300C from your admin menu with that code. It behaves the same way in a garage list or a dealership menu.

What you see in the shots

The first image is a rear three-quarter view in a cracked lot, with the car in white and a lip spoiler on the boot. The second drops low for a front three-quarter on a palm-lined street. A black grille and dark wheels set off the white paint.

Files at a glance

• Mesh poly count: 310.170
• .yft size: 11.1 MB
• .ytd size: 5.7 MB
• Tuning parts: 2

Those two file sizes tell you what your stream folder gains. Poly count shows how dense the model mesh is. 2 tuning parts are on the list for mod shop work.

Everything needed sits inside the pack, so there is nothing else to fetch. Test it on a development server first if your fleet is already large.

Add it to a garage list once and players can pull it themselves.

About the real 300C

Chrysler is an American maker, and the 300C arrived in the mid-two-thousands as a rear-drive sedan with a deliberately blunt face. Customisers took to it immediately, and so did car services. On a server it covers executives, drivers and quieter criminal roles. It ships debadged, so the grille stays anonymous.

On the server, and in the store

Unmarked units, chauffeur work and crime family roleplay all suit a big white sedan. It also sits well in a taxi fleet, where the size gives passengers room in the back.

Pick it up in Unbranded Exclusive Car Pack B. That pack covers 25 vehicles. Browse the Chrysler vehicle list for the rest. The full vehicle list covers everything else we carry.