Fiat 126p 650E FL [Add-On]

Introducing the Fiat 126p 650E FL [Add-On] mod for Grand Theft Auto V. This modification brings the iconic Fiat 126p, one of the most popular cars in the Polish People's Republic, to the streets of Los Santos. The Fiat 126p was produced in Poland from 1972 to 2000, and with this mod, you can now enjoy driving this charming compact car in the game.

Features of this mod include:

- Rear-wheel drive
- Set up of the first-person camera view
- Realistic maximum speed of 125 km/h
- Improved driving position
- More realistic headlight lenses
- RPF defragmentation

Installation Instructions:

1. Using OpenIV, enable "Edit mode."
2. Navigate to your "Grand Theft Auto V/mods" folder. If it doesn't exist, create it.
3. Inside the "mods" folder, create a new folder called "update", followed by a folder called "x64" and then a folder called "dlcpacks".
4. Extract the "126p" folder from the downloaded archive and copy it to the "dlcpacks" folder.
5. In the mods folder, navigate to "update/update.rpf/common/data" and open the "dlclist.xml" file.
6. Add the following line to the bottom of the list within the "dlclist.xml" file: dlcpacks:/126p/
7. Save and close the modified "dlclist.xml" file.

After completing the installation, the vehicle can be spawned in the game using an add-on trainer or compatible script.

Changelog:
- Version 1.0: Initial release
- Version 1.1: Various improvements, including rear drive, first person camera view, maximum speed adjustment, driving position, headlight lenses, and RPF defragmentation

Credits:

- Model owner and uploader: HwaldarPL
- Scratch-made model author: Lazlow555
- Screens: HwaldarPL

Acknowledgements:

- Special thanks to various users and sites for their invaluable support, assistance, and contributions to the mod.

Enjoy driving the iconic Fiat 126p 650E FL in Grand Theft Auto V with this mod. Its distinct charm and historical significance make it a great addition to the game. Download and install this mod today to experience the classic Fiat 126p in Los Santos.