Ford Mustang GT500 2019

Two screenshots cover this file. In the first, the coupe stands in a courtyard in champagne with green grille accents facing forward. The second takes it from behind on grass, where a tall swan-neck wing sits above the twin exhausts.

Inside the FiveM Ford Mustang GT500 build

The spawn name is tolmustang. Twenty-nine tuning parts are attached, which is a wide menu for a single car. Five seats are set up in the cabin. A livery template is supported, so a racing team or car club can apply its own artwork to the panels.

Model files at a glance

• Poly count: 203.529
• .yft file: 6.3 MB
• .ytd file: 1.6 MB
• Tuning parts: 29
• Seats: 5
• Livery template: Yes

With that many parts on the list, the same model can be dressed several ways across a server. One player runs the wing, another strips it back. The green grille detail in the gallery is part of the default paint scheme, not a fixed feature of the body.

About the real Ford Mustang GT500

Ford builds the Mustang in the United States, and the GT500 badge marks the Shelby-developed car at the top of the range. It is a front-engined coupe with a long bonnet and a short rear deck, the proportions the nameplate has carried from the start. Ford sells it as a road car with track hardware fitted at the factory. On a server it suits players who want an American coupe with presence, for street meets or a dealership floor.

Street build or pit build?

A second GT500 file exists. The pit-pack Mustang GT500 is green, wears a front push bar and comes from a different pack, with its own poly count and texture size. The car on this page belongs to Unbranded Car Pack A, a 49-vehicle set. Both sit alongside the rest of the marque on the Ford vehicle hub.

Where it fits

Street racing, car meets and dealership stock are the obvious uses. The livery slot also makes it usable as a sponsored race car if your server runs organised events.