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Bollokan BX-900 | Sports Wagon | Glowing Trim Tuning
The fast wagon nobody sees coming.
FiveM vehicle category
Sedans and wagons are what a city actually drives. This shelf holds the ordinary cars that make streets believable and give players something affordable to own: full size daily drivers, a classic cruiser, Australian style fleet sedans, tuned four-doors and estate conversions, all built on the game's own manufacturers.
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The fast wagon nobody sees coming.
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Looks like money without shouting about it.
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The executive sedan, stock or with its shoulders out.
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Ten different cabs for the taxi job, not one on repeat.
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The electric sedan you can swap a V8 into.
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The Declasse Merit Cruiser is a free, lore-friendly FiveM civilian sedan. This clean boxy 90s daily driver fills out server traffic and player fleets with grounded, everyday immersion instead of supercars.
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When every car is a supercar, nothing is. A dealership that opens with a sedan tier gives new players a realistic first car and gives the rest of the fleet something to be faster than. A plain four-door is also what a taxi company, a rental desk or a quiet drive across town calls for. The lore friendly cars page has more on planning tiers.
These are addon vehicles for ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Ensure the resource in server.cfg and add the spawn code to your dealership or garage; the FiveM car spawn codes guide lists every code we publish.
Questions about Sedans and Wagons
Yes. Every sedan and wagon here is built on an in-game manufacturer such as Declasse, Vapid, Annis, Ubermacht, Bravado or Schyster.
A scratch made sedan is a new model built for FiveM. A vanilla edit reworks a car the game already has, with a new bodykit, handling or sound, and keeps its familiar shape. Each listing says which it is.
Yes. They are addon vehicles, which sit below the framework: add the resource and list the spawn code wherever your framework reads vehicles from.
On each listing, and all together in our FiveM car spawn codes guide on the blog.