Forza Edition cars return to Forza Horizon 6, and this time, these special cars have been fitted with extreme modifications, making each one a worthy addition to your garage. Here are some of the wild Forza Edition cars you can look forward to obtaining and driving at the Horizon Festival in Japan: A track-spec 1985 Toyota Sprinter, a 1994 Subaru Vivio RX-R purpose-built for time-attack, and for VIP members (requires additional purchase), a 1999 Dodge Viper GTS ACR with some real off-road prowess!

If you've spent any time tearing up the asphalt in the Forza universe, you know that the standard garage is just the beginning. The real hunt starts when you're looking for Forza Edition (FE) cars. These aren't just your typical showroom models with a fancy paint job; they are the "tuned to the moon" versions of the cars we already love, usually coming with custom widebody kits, unique performance builds, and those sweet, sweet XP or Credit boosts.

In the latest roster for Forza Horizon 6, the FE lineup covers a massive range—from quirky Japanese micro-cars turned into S1-class monsters to legendary JDMs that have been given the "Godzilla" treatment.

Whether you're a collector trying to 100% your car list or a racer looking for that specific edge in a Trial event, these are the unicorns you need to keep an eye on in the Wheelspins and the Auction House.

The Forza Edition Roster

Based on the latest data, here are the Forza Edition vehicles currently tearing up the festival:

In Forza Horizon 6, the Forza Edition (FE) cars are not just about style; they offer unique performance advantages and custom upgrades that make them stand out in any race. From the powerful "Drift King's Choice" 1985 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT Apex to the quirky and fun 1989 Nissan S-Cargo, these cars are built for players who want to dominate the competition. Whether you're collecting or racing, these FEs provide the ultimate edge, and if you're looking to speed up your journey, you can always purchase FH6 Credits on SHANNENG to unlock these elusive rides faster.

Why Should You Care About FE Cars?

As an experienced driver, I can tell you that these cars aren't just for show. Usually, an FE car comes with a permanent global boost. This means every time you take one out, you're earning extra Skill Score, Speed Skills, or Event XP.

Take the 1989 Nissan S-Cargo FE, for example. Seeing a delivery van in S1 Class is hilarious, but when it's kitted out with FE-specific suspension and tires, it actually holds its own on technical circuits. Meanwhile, the Lexus LFA FE remains the gold standard for those who want that iconic V10 scream paired with S2-class downforce.

How to Get Them

1. Wheelspins & Super Wheelspins: The most common way to "stumble" upon these gems.
2. The Auction House: Be prepared to drop some serious credits. These don't stay listed for long.
3. VIP Membership: Some cars, like the Dodge Viper FE, are locked behind the VIP pack, so check your DLC status if you don't see it in your garage.
4. Car Mastery: Don't forget to check the Mastery Trees of the "standard" versions of these cars; sometimes a hidden FE car is tucked away in the perks!

Q: Will Forza Edition cars be returning to Forza Horizon 6? 

Yes, Forza Edition cars return to Forza Horizon 6, and this time, these special cars have been fitted with extreme modifications, making each one a worthy addition to your garage. 

Q: What are some examples of Forza Edition cars in Forza Horizon 6?

Here are some of the wild Forza Edition cars you can look forward to obtaining and driving at the Horizon Festival in Japan: A track-spec 1985 Toyota Sprinter, a 1994 Subaru Vivio RX-R purpose-built for time-attack, and for VIP members (requires additional purchase), a 1999 Dodge Viper GTS ACR with some real off-road prowess!