A19 Customs BF cars are the most useful place for a brand new server to start, because a city needs ordinary traffic long before it needs a supercar showroom. The BF listings are the everyday end of the catalogue, and they fill the roles new cities forget.
This starter kit covers nine listings, what each one is for, and the order to add them in during your first month. All of them are catalogued at FiveM Shops under the civilian range.
Why A19 Customs BF cars suit a new city
The BF family is catalogued almost entirely under Civilian Vehicles rather than Lore-Friendly, which tells you what it is for. These are daily drivers, first cars and background traffic rather than status objects, and several of them have police or ambulance counterparts elsewhere in the range.
Buy in that spirit. A new server with twelve supercars and no ordinary cars has no economy, because there is nothing for a new character to aspire to and nothing for the city to look like on an average night.
A19 Customs BF Carbon Club
The A19 Customs BF Carbon Club is the first buy, because the Club name runs deepest in this family with 4R, 8R, 8R X, R, Hycade and PD listings all stocked. Starting on the model with the most versions means your second and third purchases are already chosen.
Best for: the anchor model that the rest of your civilian fleet grows out of.
A19 Customs BF Club 4R
The A19 Customs BF Club 4R is the second step in that family. Two versions of one model give background traffic variety without teaching players a new name, which is exactly what a young city needs in its first weeks.
Best for: background traffic and the first car a new character can afford.
A19 Customs BF Club 8R X
The A19 Customs BF Club 8R X adds the X treatment to the same family, which gives you a visible upgrade within a model players already know. A progression ladder inside one model name is the simplest structure a server can build.
Best for: the first upgrade a player buys once they have earned some money.
A19 Customs BF Carrion
The A19 Customs BF Carrion matters because the catalogue also holds a Carrion PD. Buying a civilian car whose police version exists means your first department update will not look like it came from a different city.
Best for: civilian traffic that will later be mirrored by a patrol unit.
A19 Customs BF Trager Civ
The A19 Customs BF Trager Civ carries a Civ badge precisely because the Trager also exists as a police car, as an ambulance and inside a bundle. No other name in the range covers as many departments at once.
Best for: a single model that can serve civilians, police and medics as your city grows.
A19 Customs BF Taurion
The A19 Customs BF Taurion adds a different silhouette to the civilian fleet and has a PD/Ambulance counterpart in the emergency range. Variety of shape matters more than variety of badge when you are filling empty streets.
Best for: breaking up traffic that has become too uniform in shape.
A19 Customs BF Cazador TCR
The A19 Customs BF Cazador TCR is the sportier take on the Cazador, which the catalogue also stocks plain and as an emergency version. Add it once ordinary traffic is covered and players start asking for something quicker.
Best for: the first mildly fast car in a city that is still finding its feet.
A19 Customs BF Zantara
The A19 Customs BF Zantara closes the starter kit as the one off name in the family. Keep one or two listings like this out of the dealership so that staff and event prizes have somewhere to come from.
Best for: event prizes and staff vehicles that should not appear in general stock.
First month buying order
- Week one: the BF Carbon Club and the BF Club 4R for ordinary traffic.
- Week two: the BF Carrion and the BF Trager Civ, both with department counterparts.
- Week three: the BF Taurion and the BF Club 8R X to add shape and a first upgrade.
- Week four: the BF Cazador TCR plus one of the single name cars held back as a prize.
How to choose for a server with no players yet
Buy ordinary before exciting
Empty streets are the first thing a visitor notices, and no supercar fixes that. Traffic cars do more for the feel of a new city than any single fast car can, because they are what players see between the moments they remember.
Follow the model families
Models with many versions let you expand without redesigning your dealership, and the A19 Customs BF cars are built that way. The Club and the Trager names are the two deepest in this family.
Hold something back
Keep one listing out of stock from day one. A prize car that has never appeared in the showroom is worth far more than one you removed later, and the one off names in this family are the natural candidates for it.
When the starter kit is in place, the Civilian Vehicles collection is where the rest of the A19 Customs BF cars live, and the vehicle packs are worth a look once your city needs several cars at once.
