@IllegalePool44 verify your file through steam, epic games, or through the Rockstar launcher. You're not getting files here. It is forbidden here.

@Dark34566 Sharing of original game files is strictly prohibited here. Either verify your game files or reinstall your game files. You will NOT get vanilla files here.

@Thomas10310 The trainers haven't been updated to support the latest dlc cars yet. You can however, search them in the trainer manually. In simple native trainer for example, go to vehicles, then search for model name, and then as an example search for Vigero2 or Tenf or something like that. It'll spawn the cars for you. They just haven't been updated to include the names of the new cars in the trainers yet.

Some mods can be a pain to install because it either requires a lot of steps to install, or it requires a lot of editing of files to get the mod to work, or because you can spend hours trying to get just 1 mod you really want to work. In my experience, it's not really that difficult to mod, and if anything goes wrong that's what the mod folder is there for. You just delete it, and voila! The game works again, and you can either start again to mod it, or just install another mod. As long as you read the readme file everything will be fine. The more you mod, the easier it gets every time.

We need more info. Read this; https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/13256/how-to-ask-for-help-and-support

Which mods do you have installed? Delete all mods and install one by one and launch the game after installing one to see if that mod is the culprit. It's tedious, but it will narrow down your search

NVR has an installation file that is called disable wet roads. Find it and install it. It's in the NVR folder

@Xx_DamiauxX If the game doesn't boot up it has nothing to do with Scripthook. It's a conflicting mod. Check your mods

Get rid of your mods folder and see if the issue persists. If it doesn't, just install DriveV again.