Taxi Annis Minimus

Cab ranks need more than one car to feel alive. This sedan wears a full taxi livery out of the box. Annis is an in-universe make from the GTA world, not a road brand. One bundle carries it.

FiveM Taxi Annis Minimus spawn code and install

Copy Lore-Friendly Taxi Bundle into your resources folder and ensure it in server.cfg. Restart, then use toltaximinim in the spawn menu. Garage, rental and job scripts accept the same string, so you only need to record it once.

Screenshots of the Taxi Annis Minimus

Both images show blue and yellow cab paint. The first is a front three-quarter on a hillside road. The second catches it from behind at speed along a cliffside road, with the yellow roof sign in view. The livery reads clearly at distance.

Stats for server owners

• Poly count — 106.616
• .yft file — 2.8 MB
• .ytd file — 1.7 MB
• Tuning parts — 119
• Spawn code — toltaximinim

The numbers above are what the archive holds, nothing more. File sizes matter more than poly count when players complain about loading. The gallery on this page is the only place those colours are confirmed.

In the game world

Annis is one of the in-universe makes that fills the city with compact saloons and sport coupes. A cab built on that base reads as the cheap end of a taxi firm, the car bought in bulk. It slots underneath the bigger sedans on a rank.

Buying it

The way in is Lore-Friendly Taxi Bundle, a pack that holds 7 vehicle pages. Look at the Annis Minimus page too if you want a second option. The Annis vehicle hub lists the rest of the range.

Where it fits on a server

Cab companies, airport runs and night shifts all suit it. With 119 tuning parts, each driver can build a slightly different car. Dispatch scripts can spawn one the moment a fare comes in. It is a working car, not a show piece. Before you build a cab job around it, read how the lore-friendly cabs work as job vehicles.

Check your stream limits before adding several models in one night. Tuning parts decide how much a mod shop menu can change on the model. Write the code down somewhere, because guessing it never works. Keep the file sizes in mind if your stream folder is already close to full.