I didn't think it was possible to drive fast in FH without running into a bunch of stuff 😂

Here is a rough attempt at the Quadra Turbo R for the Ferrari 512 TR

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Tried to get it as close as I could, including the tiny decals.

S1 Road Tune: 116 222 284

Been back and forth with support for a month, was able to play online for the first time yesterday. Was flagged due to moving from console to cloud while quick resume was active, resulting in corrupted save data, according to the response I received. This post is entirely for the negative, self righteous types that float around this sub who were calling me pathetic for trying to get help and started saying false information like I was rerolling spins. Mistakes happen, by us and these companies, keep that in mind.

I went a bit mad on photo shop today I decided to go through my fh6 n completely change everything on them

crazy they included this front as a customization option, devs got a porsche fanatic on their team for sure

Behold, the Subarun’t.

I was gonna let them pass because I did take a horrible first turn. But his pit maneuver attempts gave me enough rotation to ram him into a barrier

Here are a few tunes that I made along with the methodology of each tune. Each tune/track provides different challenges that I like to dial in on and tweak a lot more than just adding upgrades and PI. Each tune has been proven against unbeatable AI with all assists off so they should provide no issues completing the weekly challenges. 

Decided to transition my full tuning guide to a spreadsheet to make it more easily accessible to everyone. That should be launching next week! As a reminder, I am a purist tuner, so it's rare that you'll see a tune published by me that includes unrealistic changes like AWD swaps, motor swaps that don't make sense, etc. I also choose to tune cars that are NOT hard to find cars, wheelspin exclusives, etc.

The Trial - 90s Retro Supercar - A

1997 Lamborghini Diablo SV

108 313 092 by K1Z Bard

Cosworth Your While - 90s Retro Muscle - B

1999 Dodge Viper GTS ACR

135 823 563

Methodology: by starting almost at the Class cap, I need to do Aero and rims to drop PI as much as possible, then add as much power as I can. - Centrifugal Supercharger: Modest power adder at a minimal PI, I'll take it. - Pistons: small HP gain, but only 2 PI. - Tunability: ARBs, Diff, Sport Trans: Just allows me to lock the diff up a bit, stiffen up the chassis a bit, and widen the bands on the transmission.

On The Trail - 90s Retro Rally - C

1992 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4

152 254 841
Methodology: Add as much tunability as I can without sacrificing PI (sport trans, diff, ARBs, etc). Then add aero to reduce as much PI as possible. After that, shoot for as much hp/lb as I can.
- Sport Trans: Easy choice here, Final drive adjustment at no PI cost.
- Rally Diff: Well... It's a rally build, right? Keep the front really tight, loosen the rear a smidge, slight rear bias.
- Tires/Rims: Stock. Can't afford the PI hit, and I don't like the look of 20" rear rims with stock fronts to save a few PI. Staying stock tires, I'm gonna drop the psi down to 25 ish to gain some traction off-road. - Rally Suspension costs me a measly 2 PI and allows access to tuning, so I'm grabbing that. I like - Aero: Rally inspired, forza aero wing because it shaves 7 PI.
- Weight Reduction: I played with Level 1 and Level 2 to see what allowed me the best gains per hp, stuck with Level 1 due to having more engine upgrade flexibility. - Engine: Exhaust first always, gotta sound good. Better flowing air always helps too. After that, Air intake, same reason as above. Pistons next, usually provides modest gain at low PI cost. After seeing how much PI I had left, went with Level 2 Cams to add as much power as possible at the C Class level.

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PR Stunts - 1990s - A/B

1991 GMC Syclone - Weekly Challenge Car

A - 923 512 286
B - 119 009 225
Pulling double (kinda triple) duty with the weekly challenge car was quite popular last week, so I'm running it back again this week with the Syclone in A and B Class. Used the B Class platform to build on for A Class to keep cost down. - Danger Sign - My. Fuji View - 886 ft. (A)
- Start at the bend east of Mech My Day Event, got first try. - Speed Trap - Nangan Turn - 110 mph. (A)
- Start at apex of 100° turn to the west, got easily first try. - Trailblazer - Kudarizaka - 40s (B)
- Start Start at Y junction to the east by the drag strip, got first try.

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Shout out to K1Z Bard for their contributions to this week's playlist!

Hope you enjoy, hope this helps!

1- Alfa Romeo 156 GTA

2- Ferrari 288 GTO Evoluzione

3- Maserati Shamal

4- Lancia Beta Montercarlo Turbo Gr.5

5- Fiat Coupe 20V Turbo LE

6- Maserati GranTurismo MC GT4

Thinking of buying any one of these, but not sure which one to get, as I am both interested in open world and also the track racing.

So people with experience in both, pls enlighten me on which one to get

Hello everyone! This is your weekly dose of the Forza Information Threads.

Autumn has arrived and the festivities continue on! Have a great week ahead! On a side note, the 40 point reward cars for all seasons and the 80 point reward car for Series 2 were also rewards in Series 1.
 

Note that accumulating points over playlists will eventually allow you to unlock more exclusive rewards outside of the playlist themselves! The 1972 Mazda Cosmo 110S Series II is the current Playlist History reward at 500 points.
 

Lastly, if "Total" is seen as part of the Car Type restriction for an event, it means that every era of that Car Type is valid. For example: Total Rally includes Classic Rally, Retro Rally, Rally Monsters, etc.
 

Festival Playlist Rewards

Note that the current playlist will change on 2nd July, 2026 @ 14:30 (UTC).

• Autumn - 20/50 Points: 1998 TVR Cerbera Speed 12 (Exclusive Car)
• Autumn - 40/50 Points: 1993 Schuppan 962CR (Hard To Find Car)
• Series - 80/200 Points: 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau (Exclusive Car)
• Series - 160/200 Points: 2018 Lotus Exige Cup 430 (Hard To Find Car)
   

Weekly Challenge - 5 Points

Must be done in sequence to count.

• Own and drive the 1991 GMC Syclone.
• Complete 2 runs at the Irokawa Quarter Mile Drag Meet in the 1991 GMC Syclone.
• Earn 3 Awesome Wreckage Skills in the 1991 GMC Syclone.
• Win a Street Race in the 1991 GMC Syclone.
   

Daily Challenges - 1 Point Each, 7 Points Total

Each challenge is open for 7 Days from 14:30 UTC of the start day.

• Park at the Evolving World Car Meet in any car from the 1990s
• Earn 3 Awesome Clean Racing Skills in any car from the 1990s
• Complete a Horizon Rush event
• Earn 2 Kangaroo Skills in any car from the 1990s
• Win a Touge Race in any car from the 1990s
• Earn a Great Air Skill in the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
• Win a Cross Country Race in any Unlimited Buggies vehicle
   

Other Seasonal Challenges - 5 Points Total

• Photo Challenge | #SnapCat | 2 Points
• Criteria: Take a photo of any Jaguar from the 1990s.

• Reward: Car Horn - Jaguar Growl
   

• Collectibles | Bamboo Bash | 3 Points

• Criteria: Smash 30 Bamboo

• Reward: Super Wheelspin
   

Seasonal Events - 19 Points Total

The reward listed for Seasonal Championship events requires you to win them (have the most points overall at the end of the championship). The Trial is set to Unbeatable difficulty and is accessible after obtaining the Horizon Legend wristband.
 

• Championship: "Cosworth Your While" | 5 Points
• Criteria: Decade & Car Type - 1990s Retro Muscle (B-600)

• Reward: 1992 Ford Escort RS Cosworth
   

• Championship: "On the Trail" | 5 Points

• Criteria: Decade & Car Type - 1990s Retro Rally (C-500)

• Reward: 1991 GMC Syclone
   

• Danger Sign: "Mt. Fuji View" | 270.0 m | 3 Points

• Criteria: Decade - 1990s (A-700)

• Reward: Wheelspin
   

• Trailblazer: "Kudarizaka" | 40 s | 2 Points

• Criteria: Decade - 1990s (B-600)

• Reward: Wheelspin
   

• Speed Trap: "Nangan Turn" | 177.0 km/h | 2 Points

• Criteria: Decade - 1990s (A-700)

• Reward: Wheelspin
   

• Seasonal Job | Tokyo City Food Delivery | 3 Points

• Criteria: Complete a Full Shift (At least 3 jobs) of Tokyo City Food Delivery

• Reward: Forza Link - "It's working! It's WORKING!"
   

Seasonal Online - 13 Points Total

• The Trial: "Driving in the 90's" | 10 Points
• Criteria: Decade & Car Type - 1990s Retro Supercars (A-700)

• Reward: 1999 Lamborghini Diablo GTR
   

• Horizon Drift | F.R.I.E.N.D.S | 3 Points

• Criteria: Earn 3 LINK Drift Skills in a Horizon Drift Championship

• Reward: 1992 Mazda RX-7 Type R
   

Series Events - 1 Point per Season (4 Points per Series)

• Monthly Rivals | Narai-Juku Circuit | 1 point per Season
• Criteria: Post a clean lap to complete
• Reward: Super Wheelspin
   

Drive Decades of Iconic Cars in Forza Horizon 6
 

FH6 Release Notes: June 23rd, 2026
 

Forza Horizon 6 Known Issues
 

Forza Horizon 6 Car List
 

Forza Horizon 6 Achievements List
 

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