Vector3 pos = Commands->Get_Position(Get_GameObj(ID));
pos.X = pos.X + 12 * cos(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))) * (PI / 180);
pos.Y = pos.Y + 7 * sin(Commands->Get_Facing(Get_GameObj(ID))) * (PI / 180);
pos.Z = pos.Z + 3;

Vector3 Position = Commands->Get_Position(obj); //Gets position of an object
float Facing = Commands->Get_Facing(obj); //Gets facing of an object
Position.X += static_cast<float>(1.5*cos(Facing*(PI/180))); //Sets the previous position to be directly in front of the object
Position.Y += static_cast<float>(1.5*sin(Facing*(PI/180))); //^
Position.X += 0,Position.Y += 0,Position.Z += 0; //Depending on what you're spawning, you may want to manually change the position, so the object doesn't do something stupid like spawn partially in the ground/terrain
                                                 //Simply replace 0 where necessary, with however mugh change you feel is needed
                                                 //X is horizontal, increase to move right, or use a nagative number to move left
                                                 //Y is vertical, increase to move forward, or use a nagative number to move backward
                                                 //Z is height, increase to move up, or use a nagative number to move down
GameObject *Buggy = Commands->Create_Object("CnC_Nod_Buggy",Position); //Spawn your new object with the newly set Position (note: it's been a long time, not sure if that's the correct preset for a buggy)
Commands->Set_Facing(Buggy,Facing); //Set the facing of this new object to match the facing of the original object