A19 Customs Ubermacht cars are the trickiest family in the catalogue to buy from, because the same base model shows up with Wide, Touring, BXANE, WIDER and X badges. Bought carelessly, you end up with four listings that look almost identical in a garage.
This comparison sorts the Ubermacht listings by what the badge tells you and which one deserves the slot on your server. Every listing named here is catalogued at FiveM Shops under the vehicle range.
How the trims split across A19 Customs Ubermacht cars
Two base models carry most of the family: the Sentinel GTS and the Rhinehart. Sentinel badges cover Wide, Touring, X, X Touring and BXANE. Rhinehart badges cover Sedan, Sedan Hycade, WIDER and X. The Rebla, Cypher and Sentinel 35I sit on their own.
All of them are listed under Lore-Friendly with the Standalone tag, so the decision is never about compatibility labels. What matters with A19 Customs Ubermacht cars is how many versions of one silhouette your city can carry before players stop telling them apart.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Touring
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Touring is the trim to buy first. A Touring badge usually marks the longer roof version, which is the one shape the rest of the Sentinel family does not already provide, and it has a police counterpart in the catalogue as well.
Best for: a longer bodied slot in the marque, plus a matching unmarked unit later.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Wide
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Wide is the wide body take. Buy it if your car meet crowd wants a stanced version of a car they already drive, and skip it if the standard GTS is not in your server yet, since the wide version reads as a modification of something familiar.
Best for: car meets where a wide body version of a known model earns attention.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS BXANE
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS BXANE carries a one off badge that appears nowhere else in the range. That rarity is the argument for it: on a server where every third car is a Sentinel, an unfamiliar badge is worth more than another wide body.
Best for: a limited run car handed out as a prize or a rare dealership stock item.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel 35I
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel 35I is the odd one out, using a number badge rather than the GTS naming. It gives you a Sentinel that is clearly not the GTS, which is exactly what a city needs if the GTS has become the default player car.
Best for: older characters, budget garages and any role where the newest model would look wrong.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan is the base of the second family. Start here rather than with the WIDER or Hycade versions, because those read as variations on a car your players should already know.
Best for: the default executive saloon in a city that has outgrown its starter cars.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan WIDER
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan WIDER is the wide take on that saloon, and the capitalised badge makes it easy to spot in a long catalogue listing. Pair it with the plain sedan for an entry and upgrade tier under one name.
Best for: a two tier dealership structure built around a single model.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Rebla X
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Rebla X sits outside the Sentinel and Rhinehart naming and has a PD/Ambulance counterpart in the emergency range. If you want one Ubermacht that serves civilians and a department at once, this is the listing.
Best for: servers that need an Ubermacht with an emergency version already stocked.
A19 Customs Ubermacht Cypher X
The A19 Customs Ubermacht Cypher X carries a name that appears only once in the range, which the Sentinel and Rhinehart families cannot claim. A single listing name keeps the marque consistent while giving players a car nobody else can duplicate.
Best for: a character car in a marque your city otherwise uses for its ordinary traffic.
Trim comparison
| Product | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Touring | Lore-Friendly | Long roof, police counterpart |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS Wide | Lore-Friendly | Wide body for car meets |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel GTS BXANE | Lore-Friendly | Rare badge, prize car |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Sentinel 35I | Lore-Friendly | Older, cheaper looking Sentinel |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan | Lore-Friendly | Default executive saloon |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Rhinehart Sedan WIDER | Lore-Friendly | Upgrade tier of the saloon |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Rebla X | Lore-Friendly | Has an emergency twin |
| A19 Customs Ubermacht Cypher X | Lore-Friendly | One off name in the marque |
How to choose one trim
Never buy two wide bodies of the same model
The Wide, WIDER and X Touring badges all modify a familiar silhouette. One per model is plenty, and the second one mostly adds streaming weight for a difference players cannot name.
Buy the base before the variation
A wide body is only interesting next to the standard car. If the plain version is missing from your city, the variation loses the contrast that makes it worth installing.
Check for an emergency counterpart
The Sentinel GTS, the Rhinehart X and the Rebla X all have PD or PD/Ambulance versions in the range. Choosing those first means your next department update is already half planned.
To see the whole marque next to the other families, open the Lore-Friendly collection at FiveM Shops, where the A19 Customs Ubermacht cars sit beside every other family in the range.
