Forza Horizon 6 All Treasure Cars Guide – Fastest Unlock Locations
All Treasure Car Locations In Forza Horizon 6
Nine brand-new Treasure Cars are hidden across the world of Forza Horizon 6, and the only clue you’ll get for each one is a single photo. Explore the map, crack the visual hints, and track down every hidden vehicle to expand your collection and complete the ultimate treasure hunt experience.
Among the countless activities available in Forza Horizon 6, hunting down Treasure Cars is easily one of the most exciting — and rewarding — experiences in the game! However, finding them can be surprisingly challenging if you’re unable to decode the hidden clues tucked inside the photos provided.
At launch, Forza Horizon 6 introduces nine brand-new Treasure Cars, each secretly parked somewhere across the massive open-world Japan map. To track them all down, players must carefully study environmental details, landmarks, and visual hints shown in the images. Every clue matters!
Of course, if you’d rather skip the confusion, save time, and jump straight to the rewards, our complete Forza Horizon 6 Treasure Car guide will show you the exact locations of every hidden vehicle — making your treasure hunt faster, easier, and far more enjoyable.
Where to find all treasure cars in Forza Horizon 6
Forza Horizon 6 features nine expansive regions to explore, each hiding a unique Treasure Car waiting to be discovered — excluding the late-game Legends Island. The best part? You can find these hidden vehicles in any order you choose, giving players complete freedom to shape their journey across the open world based on the route they decide to take.
Whenever the game notifies you that you’ve received a Treasure Car photo, it’s a strong sign that you’re in the correct region — and likely very close to uncovering the hidden vehicle. To make the search faster and more efficient, switch to Drone Mode by pressing Down, then Up on the D-pad. This feature allows you to scan the surrounding environment and cover more ground with ease.
Of course, players also have the option to purchase the game’s Treasure Map through an in-game transaction for instant access to locations. However, there’s no need to spend extra when you can use a complete, free guide to uncover every hidden reward.
Here’s your complete guide to every Forza Horizon 6 Treasure Car location, including where to find each hidden vehicle across all nine regions.
1991 Nissan Figaro – Tokyo City
This could very well be the first Treasure Car you discover in Forza Horizon 6, since your adventure begins in the vibrant streets of Tokyo City. The hidden Figuro is located in a parking lot at the southern end of the city, right near the waterfront area where several bridges run almost parallel to one another. Keep your eyes open while exploring this section of the map — the location can be surprisingly easy to overlook if you’re speeding through the city at full pace. Once you’re in the area, slow down, scan carefully, and you should spot the vehicle without too much trouble!!!
1987 Porsche 959 – Shimanoyama
This was easily one of the hardest Treasure Cars for me to find in the entire game. The photo clue offers very little information, only showing that the hidden Porsche is parked beside a gas station — something that doesn’t help much considering how common gas stations are throughout Forza Horizon 6.
After searching for quite a while, I eventually found the car near the center of a busy road junction close to the Narai-Juku Circuit road race event. Depending on your progression, this event may or may not already be visible on your map, which can make locating the area even more difficult. Once you arrive nearby, check around the gas station carefully, and you should be able to spot the hidden Porsche without too much trouble.
1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale – Sotoyama
Head far north into the snowy mountain region of Forza Horizon 6, and you’ll eventually come across this bright red Lancia hidden near the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route speed zone. The car is parked in the area surrounding the challenge, making it easier to spot once you reach the correct location. The snowy landscape can make visibility slightly more difficult, so take your time scanning the nearby roads and open areas as you explore.
1969 Dodge Charger R/T – Minamino
As the photo clue suggests, the hidden Charger is located somewhere near the golf course in the Minamino region — though the size of the course makes the search more challenging than expected. You’ll find the car roughly halfway through the area, tucked behind a small shed and parked right beside the Airfield Trail dirt race event. If you’re nearby, the race marker can serve as a useful reference point while searching the course.
1981 BMW M1 – Hokubu
The striking BMW M1 can be found parked beside a set of train tracks leading directly into a tunnel. Its location sits northeast of the colorful flower fields visible on the map and just southeast of the Hokubu street race event. Once you reach the area, simply follow the railway tracks and the car should be impossible to miss.
2005 Ford GT – Nangan
The Ford GT was the first Treasure Car that really made the search feel challenging, and it quickly turned into the start of an obsession with tracking down the rest of the hidden vehicles. Unlike some of the easier finds, this one isn’t located directly on the main roads or even along a proper dirt trail. Instead, it’s tucked away slightly off the map’s usual driving routes, hidden along what feels more like a narrow path than an actual road.
You’ll find the car overlooking the water in the far southeast section of the Nangan region. Once you reach the area, explore the paths near the coastline carefully and the Ford GT should eventually come into view.
1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE – Ohtani
The RX-7’s photo clue points toward a group of red signal towers, though that doesn’t narrow things down much since several of these towers can be found throughout the region. The specific location you’re looking for is along the western edge of the Ohtani region, where the hidden Mazda is parked in an open plain surrounded by multiple towers.
To make the search easier, look for an area featuring not just three red signal towers, but also a much larger white tower nearby. Once you reach that section of the map, the RX-7 should be easy to spot sitting out in the open.
1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR – Takashiro
This incredible Lancer is easily one of the most scenic Treasure Cars in Forza Horizon 6, hidden at the base of a waterfall in a beautifully isolated section of the map. You’ll find it just north of the Temple Run-Up speed zone, tucked away in an area that can be difficult to explore by road alone.
For this search, using the drone can make things much easier. The region is massive and feels overwhelming to navigate on four wheels at first, especially if you don’t know exactly where to look. Once the drone spots the car — or any important point of interest — the location becomes marked on your map, allowing you to drive directly to it and claim the hidden vehicle without much trouble.
1985 Nissan Safari Turbo – Ito
The Safari truck may not necessarily be the final Treasure Car you discover, but since it appears last in the Treasure Car menu, it feels like a fitting finale to the collection. This massive off-road machine can be found in the northern section of the Ito region, parked along a dirt road beside the Turbine Trail drift zone.
To narrow the search down even further, the truck is also located southeast of the impressive Azure Drive danger sign. Once you reach the area, follow the nearby dirt paths carefully and the Safari truck should be waiting there ready to complete your Treasure Car lineup.
Once you’ve tracked down all nine Treasure Cars, you’ll unlock an exclusive in-game emblem for your player card along with an Xbox or Steam Achievement. On top of that, you’ll also add all nine hidden vehicles to your garage completely free, without spending any in-game credits or real money. It’s one of the most rewarding side activities in Forza Horizon 6, especially for completionists looking to collect every rare car the game has to offer.
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