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#1 2026 Forza Horizon 6 Car List
The Forza Horizon 6 Car List is a clean, source-checked guide to the 2026 FH6 car roster: confirmed cars, JDM picks, DLC packs, the new R Class, edition comparisons, and individual driving notes for each car page.
392
official cars parsed
550+
cars promised at launch
72
manufacturers
136
Japan-linked entries
6
add-on labels
May 7, 2026
last checked
Top picks for the FH6 launch garage
A starter shortlist from the Forza Horizon 6 Car List, covering the cars most players ask about first when planning a garage: iconic Japanese tuners, modern supercars, and a few muscle entries that always turn up in cruise lobbies. Each link goes to a full car page with class, pack, driving feel and tuning notes.
Mitsubishi
1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR
What is confirmed for FH6 launch
Forza Horizon 6 ships in 2026 with a Japan-set map, a roster target above 550 cars at launch, and a new R Class added to the existing D-through-S2 brackets. The Forza Horizon 6 Car List on this site currently includes 392 entries across 72 manufacturers and 6 add-on labels, including 136 Japan-linked cars. Numbers above are pulled directly from the official source on May 7, 2026.
The site keeps a small audit trail under Updates so changes between collections are traceable. Anything that has not been confirmed on the official table stays off the published pages — leaks and datamines stay in private review notes.
Forza Horizon 6 editions explained
Three retail editions are referenced inside the official pack labels. The exact contents are finalised by Forza on the official store page, but the labels currently appearing on the car list line up roughly as below.
Standard Edition
- Base game and full official roster at launch
- Online and offline single-player progression
- All free Festival Playlist updates after launch
Deluxe Edition
- Standard edition contents
- Welcome Pack cars on the official list
- Selected pre-order labelled cars where applicable
Premium Edition
- Deluxe edition contents
- VIP-labelled cars and benefits
- Time Attack, Italian Passion and other early DLC labels on the source
Japan setting and JDM in FH6
Japan as the setting is the strongest single hook for Forza Horizon 6, which makes JDM searches one of the most valuable ways to plan a garage. Players come in looking for Toyota Supra, Nissan GT-R, Honda NSX, Mazda RX-7, Subaru Impreza, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, kei cars and drift-tagged entries. The JDM cars page filters the Forza Horizon 6 Car List to Japan-linked manufacturers and culture-relevant tags so you do not have to scroll through 70+ brand options.
Beyond JDM, the Japan map opens up themes like touge mountain roads, Tokyo bayshore expressways, countryside circuits, and city night-drive routes. We recommend pairing a JDM cruise lobby with a few European GT cars from the manufacturer pages in the footer to keep the garage varied.
The new R Class, explained simply
R Class is the new track-focused performance bracket added above S2. Where S2 is the hypercar tier and still has to cover open roads, R Class cars are built around aerodynamic downforce, slick tires, brake cooling and stiff suspension. Most R Class cars feel happiest on dedicated road circuits or longer high-speed sections of the map; they punish bumpy street routes.
If you only run cruise lobbies and short street races, R Class is probably overkill. If you enjoy lap times, time-attack-style runs and tuning around aero, it is the sharpest bracket the Forza Horizon 6 Car List offers. The R Class page has the full subset.
Browse by topic
Each card below opens a focused page so you do not have to scroll through one giant table when you already know what you want.
Confirmed cars
Every car shown on the official Forza Horizon 6 source, in one searchable place.
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JDM cars
Japan-linked cars: tuners, kei cars, drift heritage, all on a Japan-set map.
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Toyota cars
Every Toyota model on the official list, including Supra and GR variants.
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Honda cars
Honda and Acura entries with Civic Type R, NSX and other community favourites.
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Nissan cars
Nissan list including GT-R, Skyline, Silvia drift staples and Z cars.
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DLC cars
Pre-Order, Welcome, VIP and add-on pack cars grouped together.
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Forza Edition cars
Strict filter: only cars officially labelled Forza Edition on the source.
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Car classes
D through R class index, with a primer on the new R Class for track cars.
Open pageHow to use this site
If you already know the car or brand you are looking for, the fastest path is the search box on the all cars page or a direct manufacturer page from the site footer. If you want to plan a garage by performance bracket, jump into the classes page. If you are deciding which edition to buy, check the editions table above and the DLC cars page for cars currently tagged with pack labels.
Each car has its own page with driving feel notes, a tuning starting point, an explanation of how to get it from the pack label, a real-world background paragraph, six rivals in the same class and a read-next row of related cars. Pages are written for normal players, not for SEO scraping, so we keep them specific and sourced.
Player questions
How many cars are in the Forza Horizon 6 Car List?
The official source currently lists hundreds of cars across D, C, B, A, S1, S2, R and TBA classes. The exact number changes as Forza updates the table before launch.
Is Forza Horizon 6 set in Japan?
Yes. Xbox Wire confirmed that Forza Horizon 6 is built around a Japan setting, including JDM culture, kei cars, mountain roads and city districts.
What is the new R Class?
R Class is a track-focused performance bracket above S2. R Class cars usually have heavy aero, slick tires, stiff suspension and benefit most from circuit-style routes rather than tight street courses.
Are leaked or trailer-spotted cars in this list?
No. Trailer-spotted and community leaks are reviewed separately as research leads. The Forza Horizon 6 Car List official pages only publish cars that appear on the public Forza source.
Which edition should I get for the most cars?
Premium edition usually carries the most pack labels (VIP, Welcome Pack and early DLC labels). The exact contents are confirmed by Forza on the official store page.
Are these images official Forza screenshots?
No. All car artwork on the site is original stylized illustration. We deliberately do not use in-game footage, official press kits or third-party game wiki images, so brand and image rights stay clean.
Sources and image policy
Vehicle data on this site comes from the public Forza source, then is re-checked against Xbox Wire and the official map reveal coverage when the editorial team needs additional context. The collection script writes a diff before any change goes live so updates are reviewable, not silent.
All car artwork on the site is original stylized illustration. We deliberately avoid in-game footage, official press kit assets, and third-party game wiki screenshots. That is a deliberate choice to keep brand and image rights clean and to avoid pretending to be an official Forza or Microsoft channel.
Verify it for yourself
We always recommend players cross-check the Forza Horizon 6 Car List roster on the official source before making a purchase decision. The links below are public and load directly from Forza, Xbox or partner publishers.
This is an independent fan information site. It is not affiliated with Microsoft, Xbox, Playground Games, Turn 10 Studios, Forza, or any vehicle manufacturer. The site exists as a player community reference and links to public sources for attribution.