Forza Horizon 6 car list

Forza Horizon 6's car list is vast, spanning hundreds of cars of every kind imaginable. You want a buggy? You can have one. There's a dinky little delivery fan, a wicked fast Toyota Tacoma, Jaguars, vintage Beetles, Porsche galore, and a whole lot more.

Most cars fall into a handful of categories, like Autoshow (where you can buy them), Collection Journal (which means they're tied to events), and Wheelspin (a random chance of getting them during your daily spin). It'll take a while and a lot of credits to collect them all.

This guide lists all the cars in Forza Horizon 6 we've found so far, including a sizeable number from each existing performance index (PI) category. The list is organized by PI, starting with D class, the lowest, and ending with R, currently the highest. It also includes treasure cars and those you receive by tracking down barn finds.

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D class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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D class cars have the lowest competitive potential. Don't expect these to handle immaculately or reach 200mph on a straight road, though that doesn't make them worthless. Some D cars are antiques or oddities that are just kinda neat to drive around Tokyo in. Expect to see plenty of these at the autoshow and as wheel spin rewards.

C class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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It's still pretty unlikely that you'll take top place in competitive races with a C class car, but this category is where you start getting into some of your more recognisable retro and sports cars. They're generally a bit more expensive and slightly less common than D class cars.

B class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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Cars in this category stand a decent chance at serving you well in races, including the starting cars you pick after the introduction and after your Horizon qualifier. There's a small handful of retro and classic cars in this class, but it tends to skew modern.

A class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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A class cars are where things start to get more interesting. They reach higher speeds, broadly speaking, but you'll also find several that specialise in certain areas at the detriment of others. Handling, for example, often goes out the metaphorical window for some high-speed cars. While these are rarer than B and C cars, you'll still find plenty at the autoshow and as wheel spin rewards.

S1 class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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S1 cars are where you really start to notice performance differences. These are much better than what you're used to.

S2 class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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S2 cars are rarer and fewer in number compared to those in the lower ranks and for good reason. These are some of the best in the game. Don't expect them to come cheap, though.

R class cars in Forza Horizon 6

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R class cars exist as a kind of half-step between S2 and X. They're the best of the best (unless X cars do show up).

That finishes our list of all cars in Forza Horizon 6. For more Forza knowledge, check out our guides on which car you should pick first, and all barn find locations. Keep your eyes on Rock Paper Shotgun for more Forza content, including our glowing Forza Horizon 6 review, and happy driving!