FiveM Tools & APIs
Small FiveM tools and APIs we've built and run ourselves, starting with a public FiveM vehicle list with spawn codes - for our own projects and for anyone who needs them.
What's in the FiveM vehicle list
The Vehicle API indexes 696 GTA V and GTA Online vehicles, the same models you can spawn on a FiveM server. For each one, you get the spawn code, which is the model name you pass to CreateVehicle or a /car command. You also get the display name, the manufacturer, the class and the in-game price.
On top of that, every vehicle comes with normalized stats on a 0-10 scale: top speed, acceleration, handling and braking. The API also returns the seat count, the wheel type and the DLC that added the vehicle. Finally, flags show features such as sirens, armored windows or KERS.
How to query the API
The API is a simple REST endpoint that returns JSON. As a result, you can call it from a FiveM resource, a Discord bot or a website. These are the main requests:
/api/vehicles- the full FiveM vehicle list/api/vehicles?modelName=adder- one vehicle, looked up by its spawn code/api/vehicles?className=Super- every vehicle in a class/api/vehicles?search=zent- a fuzzy search across names, manufacturers and spawn codes?sortBy=price&order=desc&page=2&limit=10- sorting by price or stats, plus pagination (up to 100 results per page)
Why we built it
We needed reliable vehicle data for our own FiveM servers and scripts. Vehicle shops, garages and admin menus all break when a spawn code or a price is wrong. So instead of copying a spreadsheet into every project, we put the data behind one public API. The data comes from the DurtyFree/gta-v-data-dumps project, and the vehicle images come from the Cfx.re documentation.
Read the full API documentation, browse the FiveM scripts in our Thunder Scripts store, or contact us if you need a custom FiveM tool. You can also see how we use it in our projects.