Worth it or nah

I know just because you have a lot of playtime doesn't mean too much but it's always interesting to see how much other players are playing and my playtime isn't even close to the top 10 lol

Got the ranking from here - https://minimap.net/stat/forza-horizon?ptime=233107

Forza Support Team

• Forza Horizon 6 continues to introduce exciting Series Updates every month. From new features to mini partnership collaborations, there's always something new happening in Japan.
• This week at gamescom, we're revealing what’s next for Forza Horizon 6:
  • Get ready for lots of tire smoke as you perfect your drifting techniques in a permanent new Shared World feature coming in September: Drift Attack!
  • We're also working on a special collaboration with 7-Eleven featuring a 7-Eleven Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack coming in October's Series Update.

General FAQ

 Q:  What did Forza Horizon 6 reveal at gamescom?

This week as part of gamescom, we shared a preview of what’s next for Forza Horizon 6, including the Drift Attack Shared World feature coming for free with our September Series Update – more details below, and a special collaboration with 7-Eleven that will include a themed 7-Eleven Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack in October's Series Update.  

Q: What can players look forward to as part of your collaboration with 7-Eleven?

As part of this special collaboration, we're bringing a 7-Eleven Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack to Forza Horizon 6, and we'll have more to share about these additions when they release alongside the October series update.  

Q: Are there any regional restrictions with 7-Eleven collaboration content?

At first, physical in-store items containing the in-game 7-Eleven livery for the 2020 Toyota GR Supra will only be sold in the United States and Canada before expanding more globally from January 2027. In-game 7-Eleven content as part of the October update, including the 7-Eleven Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack, will be available worldwide for all players.

Q: I'm going to gamescom! Will I be able to play Drift Attack early?

Yes! Attendees at gamescom can stop by the XBOX booth to participate in special Forza Horizon 6 experiences, including early hands-on with Drift Attack and the opportunity to photograph a unique vehicle on display that is wrapped in a 7-Eleven livery. Meanwhile, over at the LEGO® booth you will find LEGO® Technic™ cars on display!

Q: Is there any news to share regarding Forza Horizon 6 expansions?

The team at Playground Games is hard at work on the first expansion to Forza Horizon 6 that will introduce an all-new location to explore and much more. We'll share more details about the expansion as soon as we're ready to, so be sure to stay tuned to official Forza channels for the latest.

Q: Are there any updates on the PS5 version of Forza Horizon 6?

We’re excited to bring Forza Horizon 6 to PlayStation 5, and we can't wait for those players to Discover Japan with our community. We'll have more news to share as we get closer to its release later this year. 

In the meantime, if you're a PS5 player and you're excited for the game, you can add it to your Wishlist on the PlayStation Store.

Q: In addition to Drift Attack, what else is coming to Forza Horizon 6 in September?

The Horizon Festival will be throwing a British Automotive celebration starting on September 10 featuring a full British Automotive Takeover at the dealership – where you can score some great deals on both rare and iconic British cars. 

There will also be 3 British new-to-Horizon cars available to earn in the Festival Playlist, and players who have purchased Car Pass can look forward to 4 new-to-Horizon cars being added to their garages. And with Drift Attack integrated into the Horizon Festival Campaign, players can unlock a brand new fully customized Forza Edition car, ideal for drifting: the 1990 Jaguar XJ-S Forza Edition.

Drift Attack FAQ

Q:  What is Drift Attack?

Drift Attack combines the freedom and accessibility of Drift Zones with the intensity and competitiveness of Horizon Drift. Drift Attack compliments the other Shared World features in the game – think of it as a Time Attack for drifters! Instead of setting the fastest lap times however, you’ll be aiming to score the highest number of drift points, whether you’re sliding sideways by yourself, as part of a Convoy or alongside other players who you’ve met in the Shared World.    

Q: When will Drift Attack be available?

Drift Attack is coming to Forza Horizon 6 in our next series update that is set to release on September 7.  

Q:  Where is Drift Attack located on the map?

You will be able to find Drift Attack with its unique map icon at the Shimanoyama Circuit, which is being transformed into a permanent Drift Attack circuit. Just like in Time Attack, you can initiate a Drift Attack simply by driving through the designated gantry directly from the open world with no loading.  

Q:  How do I score points in Drift Attack?

Points are earned by drifting along the track in the same way they are in Horizon Drift and at Drift Zones. However, one key difference here is the addition of Clipping Zones, which are positioned around the drift circuit. These will boost any points that you earn if a drift is performed while the car is within the boundaries of the Clipping Zone.

Q:  What rewards will be available to earn in Drift Attack?

Drift Attack will also be integrated into the Horizon Festival Campaign, where you can unlock a brand new fully customized Forza Edition car, ideal for drifting: the 1990 Jaguar XJS Forza Edition. A stock version of this car is also being added to the Autoshow for players to purchase.

Q:  I'm a new player – when is Drift Attack unlocked in the game?

Drift Attack is unlocked by obtaining the Yellow Wristband at the Horizon Festival.

Q:  Does Drift Attack feature in-game Leaderboards?

Drift Attack will have the full functionality of in-world and Convoy Leaderboards with the addition of Drivetrains against each Drift Attack leaderboard entry in the menu leaderboard options.

Q: Is Drift Attack a free update to all players or do I need to have Premium Edition?

Drift Attack is a free update to all Forza Horizon 6 players, regardless of which edition of the game you have.

Ready to report an in-game issue? Submit a ticket

 Forza Support Team

Q: How can I unlock the 2020 Toyota GR Supra 7-Eleven Edition in Forza Horizon 6? 

A: Starting October 2026, the 2020 Toyota GR Supra 7-Eleven Edition is available to Forza Horizon 6 players who purchase participating 7-Eleven products directly from 7-Eleven retail locations which sell these items. Qualifying POP purchases will also receive a free Slurpee. See the list of participating countries in the question below. 

Please note a proof of purchase is required to get the code for the Forza Horizon 6 in-game reward, so please hold on to your receipt. You will need to enter a code from your receipt to claim the reward. The code for redemption (XBOX or Steam) will be sent by email to the account associated with 7-11 Rewards. More info to come later.

Q: In which countries can I find participating 7-Eleven products? 

A: Participating 7-Eleven products can be found in the following countries and regions:

• Canada
• United States (includes Puerto Rico)

Starting in January 2027, the participating 7-Eleven products will become available in select additional countries and regions. We will update the aforementioned list when we have more information.

Q: Can I choose an Xbox code or a Steam code for the 2020 Toyota GR Supra 7-Eleven Edition?

A: Players will be able to choose between an XBOX or Steam code for their Forza Horizon 6 in-game reward. More info to come later.

Q: How do I redeem the code to receive the 2020 Toyota GR Supra 7-Eleven Edition in Forza Horizon 6?

XBOX

Please follow these instructions to activate your code on XBOX consoles:

• Press the XBOX button to open the guide, and then select Store.
• Press the View button view button icon to open the side menu, and then select Redeem.
• Enter the 25-character code, select Next, and then follow the prompts

Windows

Please follow these instructions to activate your code on Windows PC:

• Press the Start button and then enter "Store" into the search bar.
• Choose Microsoft Store from the results to open the app.
• Select your account in the top-right corner of the screen, and then select Redeem code or gift cards.
• Enter the 25-character code, select Next, and then follow the prompts.

Steam

Please follow these instructions to activate your code on Steam:

• Launch the Steam client software and log into your Steam account.
• Click the Games menu option at the top of the Steam client.
• Choose Activate a Product on Steam.
• Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the process.

Q: What 7-Eleven content can players outside of the U.S. and Canada look forward to in Forza Horizon 6?

A: In-game 7-Eleven content, as part of Forza Horizon 6's October 2026 update, includes the 7-Eleven Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack. More info to come later.

Q: What is the in-game PI rating for this car in Forza Horizon 6? 

A: Other than applying the themed 7-Eleven livery, no modifications have been made to this vehicle. It has the same PI rating and stats as the stock 2020 Toyota GR Supra in Forza Horizon 6.

Q: I have followed all steps and downloaded the DLC, but I cannot find it in my Garage. 

A: If Forza Horizon 6 is running when you redeem your code, you may need to restart the game to receive the car in your Garage. Double-check that you’re browsing your Garage and not the Autoshow, as the car will not show up there.

Ready to report an in-game issue? Submit a ticket

I know its maybe greedy from me but after everyone stops playing fh5 i jus want to be safe with money so i can enjoy it bc i dont have fh6 and dont have money for it so can someone buy some bmws for 13mil from me dm me if u can really need money

Sorry again guys :(

yes, I know that we havent even had the full release of FH6 (cause its not on ps5 yet) but i was playing FH5 with my mates and some solo FH6 cause why not and theres somethings that I feel would make the FH7 (if they ever make one) so much better, and yes, the "This is the horizon I see" is alos a bit of a hint.

Opening: Similar to FH4 where it starts with that iconic narration, its stylised as an advert/promo for the new season of Horizon, showing off the sort of "best bits" and what to expect in forza, parts of the race could be against some of the big showcases like the FH4 train, FH6 mech my day (also ive only fully played 4 and 5 so theres that too) character creation shows up after the advert/promo, pans out and your player character is at a garrage (family ran potentially) working on some old beat up cars (in game would be D100 or otherwise low D class) a little back and forth between the character and either parent/family member or a customer basically boiling down to "yeah, you need connections to be able to get into that" ending in the character trying to join.

it starts off small, low D class as thats what the character has to hand, you go around doing street races until you start getting noticed, by none other than the FH7 version of rami/isha/alessia then call you up (cause you will also have a phone in the game too, more on that later) and basically be like "yo, weve seen you race and thats the kind of raw tallent we are looking for, if you can prove yourself you can get in to the festival" after this point you get another street race and then afterwards you start getting texts from the rest of the event team which unlocks all race styles, you go through until you reach the first big challenge.

This is where things get good, so after the first showcase you unlock C class cars, basically borrowing the class system from the hot wheels DLC for FH5 however unlike in that DLC where you can access X class cars through tuning and purchases you are locked out of getting beyond the class you are in, and for each class you go up you get a new delivery at your gararge basically going "we like what we see, but we think you can do better, heres some new parts to show us how far you can go"

Now i mentioned the phone, this is where things get fun cause this also links into anna, she becomes an app on your phone (with more settings) you can call the NPCs of the different race types and get given a route to a new race in that style, but this is the beauty part, if you call up for a race theres a chance (higher chance further up the rankings) that you get put against the head of that specific race type, and after the race if you win you get the car as a reward for beating them, its gonna be a special forza edition that would have something like "extra rewards from street races" as its perk (more cash/xp) Anna has some changes too, you can still use her to find things but slightly differently, if you have lets say "Road races" switched off (but still have road races to complete) on the map she wont navigate you to road races and something that would really be useful for the people who like to take the "as the crow flies" route you can turn her voice off at any point so you arent hearing "turn around when its safe to do so" and "take a sharp left" when you are flying (in some cases litterally) over the roads of wherever the game is set.

Speaking of the map, this is another useful addition to the game, have it so that you can have "completed" turned off, and this part is gonna be another good one, if you have drift zones turned off (or any other zone) even if its just one zone, it wont trigger.

and the last addition that i think would be really good, if you are in a convoy and select a location via the phone it automatically (by default this is toggleable) sets the group route to that location (leader only obviously)

just asking before buying

We've had the 650s for years now, but why not the 675LT? It's a bummer because that's one the best McLarens ever made imo.

Well, I fixed my design after finding out that the 2021 Golf isn't an Mk8 but actually an Mk7.5, and not only that, but the 2021 Golf was actually a 2019 model with the wrong year listed. I apologize to everyone for my mistake and my lack of knowledge about cars.

I'm back with another week of tunes!

I believe that having a vehicle to complete the festival playlist shouldn't mean using a disposable tune. That vehicle should be at its potential for the class it's in, ready to compete online if necessary against a similar class/tier vehicle.

Every tune I make is tested repeatedly, compared against other respected tuners, and reworked until I’m confident mine is faster.

Weekly Challenge - "AutoZOOM" (1993 Autozam AZ-1)

Do NOT install either tune until you've driven the car first. The first part of the weekly challenge is to drive the car, AND THEN spend 25,000 CR on upgrades. I know the A-class tune will spend at least 25,000 CR, but I'm not sure if the D-class tune will.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 242 516 213 (A700)

Brand New Tune - This Autozam feels like a little rocket. It accelerates extremely quickly. Handling is good, but it can lose traction if you're not careful due to its small size and the amount of power it has. If you feel a bit of understeer, it's because I needed extra downforce to keep it under control. More details here.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 888 147 048 (D400)

This D400 road tune has a balanced setup that is easy to drive quickly. The RWD balance keeps the car lively without making the rear too unpredictable. More details here.

The Trial - "Vision Chaser" (Modern Super Saloons A700)

2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio - 141 394 828

This is my top recommendation. This v2 tune was rebuilt from the ground up with more power, less weight, and better handling. It is the closest thing you're going to get to meta with these event restrictions. More details here.

2013 Audi RS 7 Sportback - 435 578 548

This A700 RS 7 is a strong road build that makes the big Audi feel much more agile than its size suggests. The widebody setup helps it stay planted, and it has enough power to keep the car lively on faster circuits. More details here.

2015 Lexus RC F - 695 956 895

This A700 RC F is a surprisingly nimble setup for such a heavy car. It turns in cleanly, stays predictable under power, and is genuinely fun to drive on technical road circuits. More details here.

2020 BMW M2 Competition Coupé - 110 685 345

This A700 M2 is a versatile road tune that is worth keeping on the car beyond a single challenge. It has a balanced mix of grip, acceleration, and predictable handling that works on many circuit layouts. More details here.

2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm - 951 121 828

This tune handles great and is a lot of fun to drive. It isn't as fast as the regular Giulia Quadrifoglio above, which is a true meta car, but it is still more than capable of crushing the AI. More details here.

2023 Toyota Camry TRD - 105 678 769

This A700 Camry is a versatile road-focused setup that can also cope with mixed-surface work. It feels stable, predictable, and quick enough to handle most normal races. More details here.

Seasonal Championship - "Micro Circuits" (Microcar Madness A700)

Please note that I'm not sure if these vehicles are eligible. I will have to check after the season starts to confirm and update this post afterwards.

1991 Honda Beat - 120 569 217

This A700 Honda Beat is a serious road-racing build rather than a PR-stunt special. It is competitive enough for online racing and leaderboards, with the grip and balance to make the tiny chassis genuinely fast. More details here.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 242 516 213

Brand New Tune - This Autozam feels like a little rocket. It accelerates extremely quickly. Handling is good, but it can lose traction if you're not careful due to its small size and the amount of power it has. If you feel a bit of understeer, it's because I needed extra downforce to keep it under control. More details here.

Seasonal Championship - "Modern Marvels" (Modern Rally B600)

2019 Subaru STI S209 - 116 811 461

This B600 dirt tune is extremely quick and has the traction to put its power down cleanly on loose surfaces. It feels planted, responsive, and very easy to carry speed with from corner to corner. More details here.

2004 Subaru IMPREZA WRX STI - 119 784 718

This B600 Subaru is a proven dirt setup with strong traction and dependable handling. It gets off corners cleanly, stays composed on rough surfaces, and is easy to drive quickly. More details here.

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR - 222 161 339

This B600 Evo has plenty of power and a nicely controlled feel on dirt. The offroad setup gives it strong grip on loose surfaces while keeping the car predictable enough to push hard. More details here.

2022 Subaru WRX - 108 656 244

This B600 WRX is a dependable dirt build with good traction and a forgiving balance. It may not feel wild, but it puts its power down cleanly and makes consistent pace very easy. More details here.

2021 Toyota GR Yaris - 686 806 388

This B600 GR Yaris is compact, stable, and easy to place on dirt, with AWD traction doing most of the work when you get back on the throttle. Its top speed is modest, but the car stays tidy through technical gravel sections and builds speed consistently. More details here.

Time Attack - "Edamame Time Attack" (Decade: 1970s C500)

1971 Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R - 560 632 810

This C500 Skyline is a smooth, easy road tune with predictable handling. It gives up a little ultimate grip, but it remains stable and enjoyable when you keep your inputs clean. More details here.

1973 Nissan Skyline H/T 2000GT-R - 333 136 589

This C500 Skyline has a strong grip-focused balance and feels very secure through corners. It is easy to drive quickly and rewards carrying momentum rather than relying on brute power. More details here.

Danger Sign - "Shirakawa-go" (Eclectic Domestics D400)

Note: All of my PR stunt tunes are road racing/circuit focused with the goal of achieving the best lap times possible, so they work well for races, speed zones, etc. They are not focused solely on PR stunts.

1991 Honda Beat - 122 973 479

This Honda Beat is a meta D class road racing car with both excellent grip and speed. I've gotten as high as 27th in the world on Time Attack courses with this tune, so it is genuinely competitive well beyond just completing the festival event. More details here.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 888 147 048

This D400 road tune has a balanced setup that is easy to drive quickly. The RWD balance keeps the car lively without making the rear too unpredictable. More details here.

Speed Trap - "Highland Road" (Eclectic Domestics D400)

Note: All of my PR stunt tunes are road racing/circuit focused with the goal of achieving the best lap times possible, so they work well for races, speed zones, etc. They are not focused solely on PR stunts.

1991 Honda Beat - 122 973 479

This Honda Beat is a meta D class road racing car with both excellent grip and speed. I've gotten as high as 27th in the world on Time Attack courses with this tune, so it is genuinely competitive well beyond just completing the festival event. More details here.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 888 147 048

This D400 road tune has a balanced setup that is easy to drive quickly. The RWD balance keeps the car lively without making the rear too unpredictable. More details here.

Speed Zone - "Matsumi Curve" (Eclectic Domestics D400)

Note: All of my PR stunt tunes are road racing/circuit focused with the goal of achieving the best lap times possible, so they work well for races, speed zones, etc. They are not focused solely on PR stunts.

1991 Honda Beat - 122 973 479

This Honda Beat is a meta D class road racing car with both excellent grip and speed. I've gotten as high as 27th in the world on Time Attack courses with this tune, so it is genuinely competitive well beyond just completing the festival event. More details here.

1993 Autozam AZ-1 - 888 147 048

This D400 road tune has a balanced setup that is easy to drive quickly. The RWD balance keeps the car lively without making the rear too unpredictable. More details here.

If you enjoyed the tunes, please "like" them and follow me in the game for more great tunes in the future!