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Forza Horizon 6 is the biggest and most ambitious game in the series, and while it will continue to evolve over the coming years, there's still so much to do from launch.
Alongside collecting all 15 Barn Finds, Forza Horizon 6 also has 9 Treasure Cars. They're similar in idea, in so much as they're hidden and you have to go find them, but executed differently from the Barn Finds.
What are Treasure Cars in Forza Horizon 6?
Treasure Cars are hidden cars in the different regions of the Forza Horizon 6 map that you can go and find by following a little postcard with a clue on it. There's also only one car per region.
They're all great cars to add to your collection (and get the achievement for finding them all), but they're not quite as exotic as the Barn Finds.
There are no progression-based requirements to unlock the Treasure Cars. As you explore the map and reveal the regions, you'll be notified when you're able to go and find the cars, and the clue will be made available to you.
All 9 Treasure Car locations in Forza Horizon 6
Here are all 9 of the Treasure Cars, their region, and a handy map location so you can go and pick them up.
1991 Nissan Figaro - Tokyo City
You'll find the Nissan Figaro parked at the side of the road about halfway between the two large bridges connecting the industrial area with the main part of Tokyo City.
2005 Ford GT - Nangan Region
Head to the rightmost point on the coastline in the lower portion of the Nangan Region. Look for the small dirt track that leads off from the main (red) route and follow it around to the right to find the Ford GT.
1985 Mazda RX-7 - Ohtani Region
Head to the location highlighted on the map above, and specifically, you're looking for the large masts. The Mazda RX-7 is parked next to one with a silver base.
1987 Porsche 959 - Shimanoyama Region
This is one of the trickiest ones to find. Head to the village at the top of the region (where you also have a Barn Find location) and drive to the eastern side. The road at the back of the village (the asphalt, not dirt) is where you'll find a 365 Store. The Porsche 959 is parked behind it.
1969 Dodge Charger - Minamino Region
One of the easiest Treasure Cars to find, the 1969 Dodge Charger is just off the main road at the eastern edge of the golf course.
1985 Nissan Safari - Ito Region
The Wind Farm point of interest is where you need to be, located in the wooded area of the eastern coastal region of Ito. Simply follow the main dirt track and the Nissan Safari is parked at the base of one of the windmills.
1981 BMW M1 - Hokubu Region
North of the tunnels in the Hokubu Region you'll find a large railway bridge (that obviously you're not supposed to drive over). Underneath the bridge adjacent to the fields is your BMW M1.
1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III - Takashiro Region
As you head up the marked dirt roads at the side of a small river, you'll see a waterfall up ahead. The Evo Treasure Car is parked at the side of the track at the very end just before the waterfall.
1974 Lancia Stratos - Sotoyama Region
Just off the main road, aside a snow track and before you reach the Speed Zone, you'll find the Lancia Stratos parked outside a chalet, waiting for you.
Unlike Barn Finds which require you to be patient while waiting for their restoration (or to spend a lot of credits to fast track the process), Treasure Cars are yours immediately. All they need is a wash, which happens in the cut scene, and you can get straight on the road in your new wheels.
If you're trying to level up quicker, don't forget to spend a skill point on each of the Treasure Cars, too. You'll get an immediate 10,000 XP on each of the 9 cars for spending a single skill point, which is the highest of any type of car in this regard.
For more, be sure to check out our full Forza Horizon 6 review.
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