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Forza Horizon 6 Cars

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#185 959 Prodrive Rally Raid

1986 Porsche

$ 0.61

911 Turbo 3.3

1982 Porsche

$ 0.61

911 Carrera RS

1973 Porsche

$ 0.61

#3 917 LH Forza Edition

1970 Porsche

$ 0.70

#3 917 LH

1970 Porsche

$ 0.61

RXC Turbo

2015 Radical

$ 0.65

1500 TRX

2024 Ram

$ 0.33

Supervan III

1972 Reliant

$ 0.33

Megane R.S.

2018 Renault

$ 0.61

Megane RS 250

2010 Renault

$ 0.33

Mégane R26.R

2008 Renault

$ 0.61

Clio Williams

1993 Renault

$ 0.33

5 Turbo

1980 Renault

$ 0.61

8 Gordini

1967 Renault

$ 0.33

Nevera

2021 Rimac

$ 0.61

R1T

2021 RIVIAN

$ 0.65

#37 Polaris RZR Pro 4 Truck

2021 RJ Anderson

$ 0.65

#37 Polaris RZR Pro 2 Truck

2016 RJ Anderson

$ 0.65

S7 LM

2017 Saleen

$ 0.65

962CR

1993 Schuppan

$ 0.65

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FH6 Tokyo City Region Treasure Hunt
Sep 4, 2026
FH6 Tokyo City Region Treasure Hunt

The Tokyo City Region Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6 takes players into the industrial side of Tokyo City, where a hidden treasure chest is tucked away near the docks, warehouses, and shipping containers. Finding it is worth the trip, especially for players looking to build up their FH6 Credits and collect additional Festival Playlist progress.

FH6 Homerun Collectibles Challenge
Sep 1, 2026
FH6 Homerun Collectibles Challenge

The “Homerun” Collectibles challenge in Forza Horizon 6 is a straightforward way to earn extra Festival Playlist rewards during the Series 4 “Mascot Party” Autumn Festival Playlist. To complete it, you need to smash 15 Shimanoyama Heat baseball mascots scattered around and inside the Horizon Stadium.

FH6 Ohtani Region Treasure Hunt Guide
Aug 30, 2026
FH6 Ohtani Region Treasure Hunt Guide

The Series 4 Winter “Horizon Mascot Party” Festival Playlist in Forza Horizon 6 features an Ohtani Region Treasure Hunt that can be completed quickly once you know exactly where to look. The main challenge is not defeating opponents or completing a difficult race—it is finding a hidden treasure chest tucked underneath the Matsumi Great Bridge.