QBCore & ESX Ready FiveM Car Packs
One Resource, Any Framework

Why These Packs Work on QBCore and ESX Alike

A FiveM vehicle does not know which framework you run. QBCore, ESX and vMenu all stream the same addon resource; the framework only decides how the car is sold and stored. What separates a pack that works from one that costs you a weekend is the packaging.

Adding a Pack Car to Your Dealership

Three steps: ensure the resource, then register each spawn name in your framework. The spawn names ship in the pack documentation; the examples below use fmr_r34 as a placeholder.

# server.cfg - the pack is one resource folder in resources/
ensure fmr_starter_pack

# fxmanifest.lua inside the pack (already written and tested):
# files { 'data/**/*.meta' }
# data_file 'HANDLING_FILE'          'data/handling.meta'
# data_file 'VEHICLE_METADATA_FILE'  'data/vehicles.meta'
# data_file 'VEHICLE_VARIATION_FILE' 'data/carvariations.meta'  -- after vehicles.meta
# data_file 'CARCOLS_FILE'           'data/carcols.meta'

-- qb-core/shared/vehicles.lua  (one entry per spawn name from the pack docs)
['fmr_r34'] = {
    ['name']     = 'Skyline R34 GT-R',
    ['brand']    = 'Debadged',
    ['model']    = 'fmr_r34',
    ['price']    = 85000,
    ['category'] = 'sports',
    ['hash']     = `fmr_r34`,
    ['shop']     = 'pdm',
},

The backtick hash is a Lua hash literal; keep it identical to model. Restart qb-core and qb-vehicleshop after editing, or the shop reads the old table.

-- ESX: one row per spawn name in the `vehicles` table
INSERT INTO `vehicles` (`name`, `model`, `price`, `category`)
VALUES ('Skyline R34 GT-R', 'fmr_r34', 85000, 'sports');

ESX reads the vehicles table on start, so run the insert then restart esx_vehicleshop. If a car spawns from /car but not from the shop, the entry is the problem, not the resource - see the car-not-spawning guide for the reverse case.

Building your own bundle from cars you already own? The Carpack Builder merges them into one resource with the same manifest rules, and the Optimizer brings oversized textures under 16 MB.