Mazda RX-7

Cream white on bronze wheels, with a front lip and a black GT wing. Fifteen tuning parts follow the code, so no two builds need look alike.

Set up the FiveM Mazda RX-7

Install Unbranded Car Pack D first, then call tolfrx7 in game. The pack goes into your resources folder, its ensure line goes into server.cfg, and the server needs one restart.

Once that is done the name behaves like any other model. Shops, garages and job fleets all accept it.

Cream, bronze and a GT wing

• Front three-quarter in cream white with bronze wheels and a front lip, on a gravel lot.
• Rear three-quarter with a black GT wing above round tail lights.

A gravel backdrop suits the build. This is a garage car, photographed where a garage car actually lives.

Mesh and file figures

• Poly count: 215.197
• .yft file: 5.8 MB
• .ytd file: 3.4 MB
• Tuning parts: 15

None of that describes the drive. The two sizes are download weight and the poly count is mesh detail. Read them before you fill your stream folder.

About the real RX-7

RX is the badge Mazda puts on its rotary cars, and the RX-7 was the long-running sports coupe in that line. A compact body, pop-up lights on the early cars, and an engine with no pistons in it. The car became a tuner favourite in Japan and well beyond. This model ships debadged.

Buying it

It ships inside Unbranded Car Pack D, a set of 49 vehicles. The pack installs as one resource, so server.cfg gains a single ensure line. Every model in that set keeps its own page here, with its own code and figures.

Who will drive it

Tuner crews, street meets and mechanic jobs. Fifteen tuning parts mean a shop can keep selling after the car itself. It is one of the easier tuner shapes for new players to recognise on sight.

The Mazda vehicle list holds the rest of the range, including the Mazda RX-8. Sort by body style on the full vehicle list.