FH6 Car Collector's Checklist: How to Get Every Single Car

FH6 launched with roughly 530 cars at day one, and with DLC, seasonal updates, and playlist exclusives, the total is climbing past 600. Not all of them are in the autoshow. In fact, only about half are. The rest come from barn finds, wheelspins, the festival playlist, accolades, story missions, car packs, and the Forzathon shop. If you want the full garage, you need to know where each car lives — here's the complete breakdown by source.

Autoshow Cars (~270 cars, always available)

The autoshow is your bread and butter. These cars are always available for purchase at a fixed price. Filters exist for manufacturer, class, year, price, and category. Pro tip: buy autoshow cars you don't have on Mondays or Tuesdays — weekend players list them on the auction house at 30-50% below autoshow price after getting duplicates from wheelspins. Why pay 2M at the autoshow when you can snipe the same car for 800K?

Barn Finds (15 cars, hidden on the map)

Barn finds unlock progressively as you play through the game. Each one requires finding a barn on the map (a rumor will mark it once you're close) and waiting real-world time for restoration. Barn find cars: 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona Hemi, 1998 Toyota Supra RZ, 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, 1965 Ford Mustang GT Coupe, Ferrari 250 GTO, 1962 Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso, 1967 Ford Racing Escort MK1, 1964 Jaguar E-Type, 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau, 2003 Toyota Celica, 1971 Meyers Manx, 1958 Aston Martin DBR1, 1930 Bentley 8 Litre, 1968 Renault 4L, and the mystery #15 barn find that unlocks after completing all Horizon Stories. See the full barn find locations guide for exact coordinates.

Wheelspin Exclusives (~80 cars, RNG-based)

These cars cannot be bought — only won from wheelspins, super wheelspins, or occasionally the Forzathon shop. The pain is real when you're missing one wheelspin car after 500 spins. Key exclusives people hunt for: the Hoonigan RS200 (also a barn find, you get one free), Ferrari 250 California, Lamborghini Miura, and the Koenigsegg CCGT. The best strategy for wheelspin exclusives: save your wheelspins and only spin them when the Forzathon shop isn't selling something you need (to avoid duplicate disappointment) and use the skill point pipeline (skill points guide) to generate extras.

Festival Playlist Exclusives (~40 cars and growing, seasonal)

Every Thursday, a new season drops with 1-2 exclusive cars. Hit 20 points for the first car, 40 points for the second. These cars are only available during their season (one week). Miss the week? They sometimes return months later through the Backstage Pass system, but many never do. The Series 1 Spring 2026 exclusive (the Toyota GR GT3 Concept) was the most valuable playlist car so far — 8 months later it still trades for 20M at auction. Bottom line: do your playlist every week, at least to 20 points. The full festival playlist guide has this week's rewards.

Accolade Rewards (~15 cars, achievement-gated)

These cars unlock when you complete specific accolade categories. Examples: complete all Danger Signs with 3 stars to unlock the Ariel Atom 500 V8. Finish every road race to unlock the Porsche 911 GT3 RS '19. The full list is visible in-game under the Accolades menu — look for car icons in the reward column. Some accolade cars (like the Atom) are only obtainable this way.

DLC Car Packs (variable, paid)

The Welcome Pack, VIP Membership, Car Pass (42 cars, one per week), and individual car packs add another 50+ cars. The Car Pass is the best value at $29.99 for 42 guaranteed cars delivered weekly. Individual car packs are $4.99 each and typically contain 4-5 cars. VIP doubles your credit payouts and includes 3 exclusive cars — worth it if you play more than 5 hours per week.

Forzathon Shop (rotates weekly, paid with FP)

Two cars rotate through the Forzathon Shop every Thursday alongside the new season. Prices range from 400-1000 Forzathon Points (earned from the weekly Forzathon challenge and daily challenges). The shop often features wheelspin-exclusive cars, making it your best chance to target a specific car you've been trying to spin. Check every week — the rotation includes some of the rarest cars in the game.

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