In Forza Horizon 6 (FH6), getting all the bonus and rare cars fast requires combining external promotions, loyalty rewards, and in-game discoveries across Japan’s map. Some cars are awarded instantly through codes or your previous Forza play history, while others are hidden behind exploration and festival progression.

Promotional Bonus Cars

Some cars are tied to real-world promotions. You’ll need codes from purchases or special mini-games:

• 1965 Toyota Sports 800 Fanta Edition – Scan QR codes on Fanta cans or complete Coca-Cola’s Fanta online mini-games.
• 1962 Peel P50 Trolli Edition – Redeem via community codes globally, or upload a qualifying Trolli product receipt in North America.
• 2009 Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster Oreo Edition – Claim through digital key codes or community giveaways.
• 1932 Ford De Luxe Five-Window Coupe Forza Edition – Obtain via premium promotional keys from authorized code platforms.
• 2017 Ford GT OPI Edition – Legacy promo codes have expired; this car is currently unobtainable.

Loyalty Reward Cars

Returning Forza players can instantly claim free cars by completing the Tokyo City intro race with Mei. Your account must contain save data from these previous games:

These cars appear immediately in your garage once the conditions are met.

In-Game Map Secrets & Tips

FH6 rewards players who explore thoroughly:

• Treasure Cars – Nine special cars are scattered across Japan. Use community tools like the MapMaster FH6 Interactive Map to pin exact locations.
• Gold Wristband Unlock – Accumulate wristband points to reach Legend Island, unlocking late-game events and rare race rewards like the Goliath.
• Collection Journal Stamps – Smash Regional Mascots, photograph hidden street murals, and complete Raku-Raku delivery jobs to earn garage bonuses.
• Wheelspin Strategy – Wheelspins and Super Wheelspins now drop rarer cars. Save spins until after qualifying for the main Horizon Festival to increase your chances of high-tier vehicles.