Forza Horizon 6 is still gated behind its $120 early access, but it’s already breaking franchise records

Yesterday, we wrote how Forza Horizon 6 is bringing back memories of the mid-2000s since it’s now the best-reviewed game of the year with an average score of 92. It’s also the most-played Forza game of all time, at least on PC, even though it’s only available to players who paid for the $120 early access edition.

According to SteamDB, Forza Horizon 6 has peaked at over 170,000 concurrent players today. That’s more than double Horizon 5‘s full-release peak numbers, since this only accounts for those who dished out the extra cash to play the game before anyone else. If these are the early access numbers, I can’t begin to imagine just how many people will flood in to play this new racing title after it goes live for everyone on May 19.

Now, Forza Horizon games have garnered a lot of good rep due to their great graphics, good handling, car customization options, open maps, and plenty of fun activities for you to engage in. But what I think is happening here is that, not only does the game play well, it’s also set in Japan, the most romanticized country in our modern day and age.

I think, by that notion alone, this was inevitably going to become the most-played Forza game of all time. After all, Japan still garners an incredibly active car culture and has always been one of the main artistic inspirations for car movies, games, and shows in the West.

Movies like Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift are only one example of the country’s status among car and racing enthusiasts, which, combined with the current-day pop culture dominance that Japan has, produced Microsoft’s golden ticket.

We gave Forza Horizon 6 a 9 out of 10 and praised its stunning visuals and gameplay. It’s 2026’s best-reviewed game so far and stands to remain so with its incredibly high average score of 92.

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We can find nine different Treasure cars spread all around Tokyo in Forza Horizon 6, and some of them are true collector’s items. All new vehicles are available for free, but they won’t be just lying in the open for you.

You’ll need to use picture-based clues to decipher their locations. However, read on to reduce your efforts and find out the exact location of every Treasure car.

How to find all Treasure cars in Forza Horizon 6

The sections below highlight the exact map location of all nine cars. The order in which you find them could be different based on how you’ve been exploring Japan. Unlike Barn Finds, Treasure cars are immediately usable.

Treasure Car 1: 1991 Nissan Figaro

Located right near the Rainbow Bridge in the southern half of Tokyo City, the Nissan Figaro is an absolute classic. There’s only one car park in the region, and the Figaro is parked in it. You’ll want to set the GPS to the road in front of the marked location to find the park.

Treasure Car 2: Dodge Charger GT

The Dodge Charger GT is situated behind the clubhouse in the golf course. Reach the marked spot, and you should find it waiting at the end of the course.

Treasure Car 3: Mazda RX-7

The Mazda RX-7 is located at the only spot in Ohtani where you can find the radio towers. You’ll find the car in a parking lot in the middle of the towers.

Treasure Car 4: Porsche 959

To reach the marked spot, take the road that separates from the main one. You’ll then reach the parking lot where the Porsche will be waiting. You’ll also find the convenience store nearby, which is part of the clue.

Treasure Car 5: BMW M1

The car is located along one of the many railroad bridges you find in this region.

Treasure Car 6: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR

The car is located near the waterfall. Go to the western part, and you’ll find a dirt road that goes high up the hill. The car will be located on the same mound.

Treasure Car 7: Lancia Stratos HF Stradale

If you reach the marked spot, you’ll find a lodge house located in the mountainous region. The car will be parked next to this house.

Treasure Car 8: Ford GT 2005

If you go all the way to the south of th map, you’ll find the Space Center. If you reach the marked spot, you’ll come across a footpath, with the car located near it.

Treasure Car 9: Nissan Safari Turbo

You’ll find the car located to the north of the wind farm that’s located on the eastern part of the map. This spot is near the Minka House, which you should also check out if you haven’t already.

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