Forza Horizon 6 is set in Japan and will launch with more than 550 cars. Players can collect, tune, and customize vehicles across many classes, from small city cars to modern race prototypes and hypercars. The main cover car is the 2025 Toyota GR GT Prototype, shown together with the 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser. This pairing reflects the game’s focus on both high-performance motorsport and everyday Japanese driving culture.
Focus on Japanese Car Culture
A large part of the launch roster highlights Japanese manufacturers and iconic models from different eras.
1. Toyota
The list includes modern performance cars such as the 2021 GR Yaris and the 2022 GR86, alongside historic classics like the 1969 2000GT and the 1985 Sprinter Trueno GT Apex. The 2025 Land Cruiser represents off-road and touring, while the GR GT Prototype brings modern endurance racing into the game.
2. Nissan
Confirmed models range from current performance flagships like the 2024 GT-R NISMO and 2024 Z NISMO to older and more unusual vehicles such as the 1989 Pao and the 1997 Stagea RS Four V. Multiple versions of the Skyline and Silvia lines are also included, covering street, drift, and racing builds.
3. Honda
The roster mixes kei cars and city vehicles with modern hot hatches. Examples include the 1994 Acty, 1991 Beat, and 1984 City E II, as well as the 2022 Honda e and the 2023 Civic Type R.
4. Mitsubishi
Off-road and rally history is represented by the 1995 Montero Exceed and the 1997 Montero Evolution. Several Lancer Evolution models are also confirmed, including the Evolution III GSR, VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition, and VIII MR.
Hypercars and Modern Exotics
Alongside the Japanese focus, Forza Horizon 6 also includes top-level performance cars from around the world. Confirmed examples include the 2025 Ferrari F80, the 2020 Koenigsegg Jesko, the 2021 Pagani Huayra R, and the 2024 Lucid Air Sapphire. These cars are expected to sit at the top of the performance classes and showcase the new R Class for track-oriented machines.
Forza Edition Cars
Special Forza Edition versions return in this game. These are tuned or modified variants with unique performance bonuses and visual details. Confirmed examples include the Lexus LFA Forza Edition, the Mazda MX-5 Miata Forza Edition, and the Nissan S-Cargo Forza Edition.
Forza Horizon 6 Credits
Forza Horizon 6 Credits are the main in-game currency. Players earn them by completing races, events, championships, skill chains, and seasonal challenges. Credits are used to buy cars, upgrade parts, purchase homes with garage space, and unlock cosmetic items.
With more than 550 cars available at launch and more added through updates and car packs, managing Credits becomes important. High-end hypercars, race prototypes, and special editions can be very expensive, especially when fully upgraded. Some players choose to save time by buying Credits from third-party marketplaces such as U4N, where Forza Horizon 6 Credits are offered for players who want faster access to cars and tuning without long grinding sessions.
Forza Horizon 6 New Features
Forza Horizon 6 brings several new systems and refinements, building on earlier Horizon games while adapting to the Japanese setting.
One major addition is the new R Class, created specifically for track-focused and time attack cars. This class separates extreme circuit machines from traditional S2 and X classes, making competitive racing more balanced and easier to understand.
The game also expands garage and home customization. Players can now design their display spaces in more detail, arrange cars by brand or theme, and show special collections such as classic JDM, race cars, or Forza Edition vehicles.
Environmental variety is another key upgrade. Japan’s map includes dense cities, mountain passes, coastal highways, countryside roads, and narrow touge-style routes. These areas support different driving styles, from drifting and street racing to rally and endurance runs.
Online features are also improved, with smoother convoy play, better event discovery, and more structured competitive modes. Progression systems are clearer, and rewards scale more consistently with difficulty and class.
Similar to how some players look for Credits, those who want to unlock content more quickly may choose third-party services such as U4N to buy Forza Horizon 6 Accounts or other in-game resources, while others still prefer to progress and earn everything through normal gameplay.
Car Packs and Pre-Order Bonuses
Several car packs and bonuses are planned at launch and after release.
1. Pre-Order Bonus
Any pre-order edition includes a pre-tuned Ferrari J50, giving players an early high-performance supercar.
2. Italian Passion Car Pack
This pack adds the 2025 Ferrari F80, the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB4 Spider, the 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm, and the 1990 Alfa Romeo SE 048SP.
3. Time Attack Car Pack
This pack focuses on extreme circuit and hill-climb style builds, such as the Mitsubishi #269 Minicab Time Attack and the Nissan #32 Skyline WTAC “Xtreme GTR”.
Gameplay Integration and Collection Features
Forza Horizon 6 introduces a new R Class for cars built mainly for circuit and time-attack use. These vehicles focus on downforce, grip, and lap time rather than top speed alone.
Players can store and display their cars in fully customizable garages that are part of the homes they buy in the game world. This allows large collections to be organized by brand, class, or personal preference.
The full and updated car list will continue to be tracked on the Official Forza Car List and community resources such as the Forza Fandom wiki as new cars and packs are added after launch.
