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Most CZ Autoz vehicles ship in several colours or liveries. Every finish is its own spawnable class — so you control exactly which colours appear on your server, and you can price or restrict them individually.

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How variants are named

The base classname is the vehicle’s default finish. Every other colour or livery is a separate class that adds a suffix:
The base class is not a template — it is a fully spawnable, drivable vehicle in its own right. Spawning Nissan350Z gives you the default colour; the suffixed classes give you the others.

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Spawning a specific colour

Because each colour is a real classname, you can use it anywhere a classname is accepted:

Central economy

Add the exact classname to types.xml and raise its nominal / min.

Fixed map spawns

Reference the classname in an events.xml event and a cfgEventSpawns.xml position.

Traders

Sell the classname directly in TraderPlus, Expansion Market or Dr Jones.
Want only one colour available? Just use that single classname and ignore the rest. Want all of them? Add every variant — the full lists are on each pack page and on types.xml & events.xml.

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How many variants per pack

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Liveries that are more than paint

A few variants change more than the colour:
  • Mercedes Sprinter (Vans Pack) — the DHL, DPD, Amazon, Parcelforce, FedEx, Yodel and British Gas vans each have fitted shelving boxes inside, not just a wrap.
  • HEMTT (Armoured Pack) — one truck that comes with three rear bodies (Box, Cargo, Refueller), each in Woodland and Desert. It counts as one vehicle and six classnames.
  • Nissan Skyline GTR R34 (JDM Pack 1) — the default class wears the Fast & Furious livery; Bayside Blue, Millennium Jade, Midnight Purple and Black are the alternatives.

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Doors & panels follow the colour

On colour-variant vehicles the removable door panels match the body colour, so a knocked-off door keeps the right paint (for example BMWX6M_Driver_Red). You only need these in types.xml if you want loose spare panels to spawn — see Parts & Cargo.