Dodge Demon v1 2024

Purple with a white grille outline is not a subtle combination. That is how this 2024 Demon v1 arrives, debadged and ready for one spawn code. No tuning parts are listed against the model.

Set up the FiveM Dodge Demon v1

The code is tol24demv1, and it comes with Unbranded Car Pack C. Copy the pack folder into your resources directory. Add an ensure line to server.cfg, then restart the server. Spawn the Demon v1 from your admin menu with that code. It behaves the same way in a garage list or a dealership menu.

How it looks in game

The front three-quarter view is taken in a street parking bay, where the white grille outline stands out against the purple body. The rear three-quarter frame sits near a pedestrian crossing sign and shows an orange-trimmed tail panel across the back.

Model and file data

• Poly count: 230.093
• .yft file: 6.4 MB
• .ytd file: 2.1 MB
• Tuning parts: none

Those two file sizes tell you what your stream folder gains. That poly figure describes the mesh, nothing else. No tuning parts are listed, so mod shops leave it as shipped.

You can drop the code into a dealership menu or a garage list in seconds. Keep the pack folder name as shipped, or the resource will not load.

If nothing appears, check the ensure line and restart the server once more. Staff can keep the code on hand for event spawns.

Where it comes from: Detroit drag culture

Dodge has a long habit of building cars for the drag strip, and the Demon is the clearest example. The nameplate ended the Challenger run on a deliberately silly high. That gives a server a car nobody buys for sensible reasons. It arrives debadged, with the maker marks left off.

Putting it to work

Show builds, night cruises and loud street characters suit it. It also works as a prize car for a server event, since it is easy to recognise from a distance.

Buy it in Unbranded Car Pack C, a set of 50 vehicles. The Dodge vehicle hub holds the rest of the range. Dodge Charger SRT 2016 is a close relative.