I don't know anything about ELS though but it might be as simple as copying that XML file and giving it the same name as the other models, i.e. Make sure you do all the replacing in a mods folder, so that you have the originals as a backup if things go wrong. Then do the same thing again, but this time use police3 instead of police2. What you will need to do to replace different models, is copy the three files (police.yft, d and police_hi.yft) into a separate folder, rename them to police2.yft, d and police2_hi.yft and add those into your game. Some of the others are SUVs, so you might get problems replacing those. police.yft is a Police Cruiser, police2 and police3 are also Police Cruisers, so you might be able to replace them. You could try making a copy of all the files in the mod and giving them a different name but there is no guarantee it would work. Replace models like the one you linked are usually made to replace a specific vehicle. Then you've got the Sheriff models, sheriff and sheriff2. police2, police3, police4, policeold1, policeold2. Londons Met Police patrol with the Response. To install: Replace any of the police cars you want, paths included with two main choices for placement. includes a fancy template that was quick and messy Do what you want with it. However, there are many police models in the game that don't use that model name. Met Police Patrol in the GTA 5 Police Mod (LSPDFR mod) with British mods, real life cars and real life mods. so I couldn't get the windows to break XD. That mod has model files called police.yft, so it will replace any in-game vehicles that use that model name.

Gta 5 police car mod