Forza Horizon 6 Series 7: All 10 Festival Playlist Reward Cars

Forza Horizon 6 Series 7, known as City Life, brings 10 Festival Playlist reward cars to the game starting November 5, 2026. The new lineup includes three vehicles making their Horizon debut, several returning cars, and two Honda models that players can unlock by earning points throughout the series.

One of the biggest changes in City Life is the lower Festival Playlist Points (PTS) requirement for new cars. Seasonal rewards now start at just 15 PTS, while the two series rewards require 60 and 120 PTS. This makes it easier to collect new vehicles without completing every available Playlist activity.

Whether you are interested in classic Japanese cars, compact European models, or simply want to complete your garage collection, here is everything you need to know about all 10 Forza Horizon 6 Series 7 reward cars and how to unlock them.

Forza Horizon 6 Series 7: All 10 Reward Cars

The City Life Festival Playlist runs from November 5 through December 3, 2026. Its 10 reward cars are divided into eight seasonal rewards and two series-wide rewards.

The three new-to-Horizon vehicles are the 2016 Honda S660 Alpha, 2025 Citroën Ami, and 1987 FIAT Panda. The other seven cars provide a mix of returning models and classic vehicles for collectors.

Series Rewards: Honda S660 Alpha and Honda N600

Two cars are available as series-wide rewards throughout City Life. Unlike the seasonal vehicles, they do not have to be unlocked during a specific week.

2016 Honda S660 Alpha – 60 PTS

The 2016 Honda S660 Alpha is one of the headline additions to Series 7 and makes its Horizon debut in City Life.

This compact Japanese sports car features a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout and a lightweight construction. Its stock specifications include 63 hp, 77 ft-lb of torque, and a D 393 performance rating.

The S660 is designed around balance and handling rather than outright power. Playground Games also highlights its sports body kit upgrades, making it an interesting addition for players who enjoy compact Japanese cars and Touge racing.

You need 60 PTS across the City Life Festival Playlist to unlock it.

1970 Honda N600 – 120 PTS

The 1970 Honda N600 is the second series reward and requires 120 PTS.

As a classic Honda model, it offers a different experience from the modern S660. It also gives players interested in vintage Japanese vehicles another reason to work toward completing the series.

Since the N600 remains available throughout City Life, you have until December 3 to accumulate the required points.

Summer Season: November 5 – November 12

The first week of City Life introduces two seasonal reward cars. Both must be unlocked before the Summer Playlist ends.

2025 Citroën Ami – 15 PTS

The 2025 Citroën Ami is one of the three new-to-Horizon vehicles arriving with Series 7.

This small electric city vehicle stands out from the usual collection of sports cars and supercars. Its compact proportions and distinctive appearance make it one of the more unusual additions to the garage.

The Ami also features body kit upgrades, giving players additional customization options.

At just 15 PTS, it is one of the easiest seasonal cars to unlock.

1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V – 30 PTS

The 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V joins the Summer reward lineup at 30 PTS.

This Japanese compact performance car adds another JDM option to the Festival Playlist. It should appeal to players who enjoy older Toyota models and smaller performance-oriented builds.

Make sure to earn the required points before November 12, when the Summer rewards rotate out.

Autumn Season: November 12 – November 19

Autumn brings two more vehicles, including an Italian hot hatch and a compact Abarth performance model.

2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Quadrifoglio Verde – 15 PTS

The 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Quadrifoglio Verde is one of the returning vehicles in Series 7.

It is the most powerful version of the Giulietta hatchback, featuring a turbocharged inline-four engine producing 231 hp and 251 lb-ft of torque. Its stock performance rating is C 498, and it uses front-wheel drive.

The Quadrifoglio Verde badge and sporty design make it a recognizable addition for fans of Italian performance cars.

2016 Abarth 695 Biposto – 30 PTS

The 2016 Abarth 695 Biposto completes the Autumn seasonal reward pair.

Based on the compact Fiat 500 platform, the Biposto is a performance-focused model with a distinctive racing-inspired character. It provides another small European car for players who enjoy experimenting with compact builds.

Both Autumn rewards are available from November 12 through November 19.

Winter Season: November 19 – November 26

The Winter Playlist brings a classic Italian city car and a well-known Volkswagen performance model.

1987 FIAT Panda – 15 PTS

The 1987 FIAT Panda is the third new-to-Horizon vehicle in the City Life series.

Its boxy design and compact proportions make it very different from the modern performance cars found throughout the game. The stock model produces 50 hp and 56 ft-lb of torque, with an AWD drivetrain and a D 141 performance rating.

The Panda is also an interesting choice for players who enjoy building unusual cars rather than simply collecting high-powered vehicles.

1989 Volkswagen Rallye Golf – 30 PTS

The 1989 Volkswagen Rallye Golf adds another classic European model to the Winter rewards.

It is a recognizable name for fans of Volkswagen's performance history and gives collectors another older hatchback to add to their garages.

Both vehicles can be earned during the November 19–26 Winter season.

Spring Season: November 26 – December 3

The final week of Series 7 features two classic cars, giving players one last opportunity to collect the seasonal rewards before City Life ends.

1966 Hillman Imp – 15 PTS

The 1966 Hillman Imp is a small British car with a rear-mounted engine and rear-wheel drive.

Its stock engine produces 55 hp and 56 lb-ft of torque, with a D 244 performance rating. Rather than focusing on raw speed, the Imp offers a different driving experience based on its compact design and unusual engine layout.

It is another returning vehicle featured in the City Life Playlist.

1974 Toyota Corolla SR5 – 30 PTS

The 1974 Toyota Corolla SR5 rounds out the seasonal reward lineup.

As a classic Toyota model, it adds another option for players interested in older Japanese vehicles. It also completes the four-week collection of seasonal rewards.

You have until December 3 to earn the required 30 PTS.

How to Unlock All 10 Series 7 Reward Cars

Collecting all 10 cars requires a combination of weekly Playlist progress and series-wide point accumulation.

The eight seasonal rewards are split across four weeks. Each week offers two cars, requiring 15 and 30 PTS respectively. The Honda S660 Alpha and Honda N600 have separate requirements of 60 and 120 PTS across the full series.

Here are a few practical tips for collecting everything:

• Prioritize weekly rewards: Seasonal cars are only available during their respective weeks, so do not leave them until the end of the series.
• Start with the 15 PTS cars: These have the lowest point requirements and are a straightforward way to secure each week's first reward.
• Keep track of series progress: The Honda S660 Alpha and N600 remain available throughout City Life, so you can work toward them while completing weekly activities.
• Use the new Playlist vehicle filter: The Series 7 update adds a filter to the Garage and Autoshow that displays cars eligible for active Festival Playlist restrictions. This makes finding suitable vehicles for events easier.

Playground Games has also confirmed that the PTS requirements for unlocking new Festival Playlist cars have been reduced starting with City Life. The change follows community feedback and is intended to make new cars easier to earn, including for players without access to online content.

Are the Forza Horizon 6 Series 7 Reward Cars Worth Collecting?

City Life offers a varied collection for Forza Horizon 6 players. Instead of focusing entirely on high-performance vehicles, Series 7 includes compact Japanese sports cars, classic European hatchbacks, an unusual electric city car, and several older models.

The three new-to-Horizon vehicles are particularly notable. The Honda S660 Alpha offers a lightweight mid-engine sports car experience, the Citroën Ami brings something different to the electric vehicle lineup, and the FIAT Panda adds another compact classic to the collection.

The reduced PTS requirements are another welcome improvement. Seasonal rewards start at just 15 PTS, making it easier to collect the cars without completing every available challenge. Players can also manage their Forza Horizon 6 Credits alongside Festival Playlist progress to prepare for other vehicles they want to add to their garages.

If you want all 10 vehicles, the best approach is to complete the weekly rewards as they become available while steadily working toward the two Honda series rewards. Keep an eye on the Playlist schedule, and you will have until December 3 to complete your City Life collection.

FAQ

How many Festival Playlist reward cars are in Forza Horizon 6 Series 7?

There are 10 reward cars in total: eight seasonal rewards and two series-wide rewards.

When does the City Life Festival Playlist start and end?

Series 7 starts on November 5, 2026, and ends on December 3, 2026.

Which cars are new to Horizon in Series 7?

The three new-to-Horizon vehicles are the 2016 Honda S660 Alpha, 2025 Citroën Ami, and 1987 FIAT Panda.

How many points are needed to unlock the Honda S660 Alpha?

You need 60 Festival Playlist Points across the entire City Life series.

How many points are needed to unlock the Honda N600?

The 1970 Honda N600 requires 120 PTS across Series 7.

Are the Car Pass vehicles included in the 10 Festival Playlist rewards?

No. Car Pass vehicles are separate from the 10 Festival Playlist reward cars. Series 7 also introduces four Car Pass vehicles: the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD, 2025 Volkswagen Electric Buzz, 1983 Nissan 240RS, and 2025 Porsche Macan GTS. These require the Car Pass or an eligible edition of the game.

The U4GM Team