GTA 5Enhanced2020 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
The 2020 Corvette C8 Convertible in two versions, standard and widetrack, with an animated folding hardtop and a custom engine sound by TheAdmiester.
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ClaimOne pack, two Corvettes. This add-on brings the 2020 C8 Stingray Convertible to GTA V Enhanced in two independent versions: the standard car, which spawns as c8c, and a widetrack build, which spawns as c8cw and wears wider bodywork with a much more aggressive aero set. Both come from the original model by liamtran and were converted for Enhanced by DimoSerb.
The C8 was the Corvette that finally moved the engine behind the seats, and the convertible adds the party trick this mod actually animates: a retractable hardtop that lifts, folds and stows behind the cockpit instead of simply disappearing between frames. The standard c8c stays close to stock, and the author is upfront about its options: it carries no tuning parts except spoilers. The widetrack c8cw is the show car of the pair, with a carbon-look bonnet, a tall rear wing and a splitter you could serve dinner on. Inside, both share the C8 cabin with its squared-off steering wheel, digital cluster and the Corvette logo glowing on the centre screen.
The pack ships with a custom engine sound by TheAdmiester, so the mid-mounted V8 sounds the part. If another sound add-on conflicts with it and the car goes quiet, the author also distributes a version wired to the original GTA engine audio: run one or the other, never both.
Installation registers a single dlcpack for the pair: copy the folder into dlcpacks, add the c8c line to dlclist.xml and spawn c8c or c8cw depending on the version you want. Built and tested on GTA V Enhanced, and a natural fit for NVE sunsets.
Original mod by liamtran, with the custom engine sound by TheAdmiester. Converted for GTA V Enhanced by DimoSerb. Hosted on GTA6 Cartel with the author's permission, with the original release linked as the source.
Requirements
- GTA V Enhanced
- OpenIV (or the onigiri loader) to edit dlclist.xml
- A trainer with vehicle spawning to spawn the cars
How to install
- 1Copy the contents of the folder to mods\update\x64\dlcpacks (or to onigiri\dlcpacks if you use the onigiri loader).
- 2With OpenIV, open update\update.rpf\common\data and edit dlclist.xml. With onigiri, edit onigiri\common\data\dlclist.xml with any text editor.
- 3Add the line <Item>dlcpacks:/c8c/</Item> and save the file.
- 4In game, spawn the standard version with the model name c8c and the widetrack version with c8cw.
Frequently asked questions
How do I spawn the two Corvettes?
The pack registers a single dlcpack: spawn the standard car as c8c and the widetrack build as c8cw from any trainer or vehicle spawner.
What is the difference between c8c and c8cw?
c8cw is the widetrack version, with wider bodywork and a more aggressive aero set. The standard c8c stays closer to stock and, as the author notes, has no tuning parts except spoilers.
I can't hear the engine sound. What's wrong?
Other engine sound add-ons can conflict with the custom audio by TheAdmiester. If the car goes silent, install the alternative version wired to the original GTA engine sounds instead.
Does it work on GTA V Legacy?
No. This conversion targets GTA V Enhanced only; for the Legacy game use the original release by liamtran.
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