I really hope we see the Lexus is300 
we haven’t seen this gorgeous jdm car in car games in over a decade .i really pray that rev limiter in the teaser trailer is a small taste on what the cars will sound like . I really hope so 
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No matter what kind of Japanese car is added, if it’s not JDM, it’s a letdown. Driving a North American-spec Japanese car through scenery that looks very similar to Japan doesn’t give me the feeling of Japan. It’s something other than Japan.
Forza’s arrogance in looking down on JDM is the reason why American cars don’t sell in Japan. The causes of both have a lot in common.
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I am waiting subaru wrx s4 , subaru levorg sti and crosstek in this game
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Is it okay if it’s a Toyota Altezza?
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Two different cars 
and not the same
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Alright, I’m speaking as a long-time Forza fan and car enthusiast…
FH6 is our chance to finally make Forza feel alive again.
It’s been five years since FH5, and with Tokyo as the setting, this is the perfect moment to go all-in on car culture.
We’re not asking for just bigger maps or shinier graphics. We want to build, feel, and live our cars like never before.
Deep & Realistic Customization
We’re tired of swapping just wheels, wings, and paint.
Let us truly modify our cars:
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Body kits, stance, camber, exhausts, neons, lights, window stickers… everything.
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Let us express ourselves. Show off our builds, make our cars unique, make them ours.
We’re not asking for mod support, just proper in-game customization that reflects real car culture.
If NFS Underground could do it 20 years ago, Forza can absolutely smash it in 2026.
Tokyo Vibes & City Life
FH6 should feel like a living, breathing city:
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Night drives, neon reflections, tunnels, highways
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Parking lots, meet-up spots, and cruising areas
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Touge roads and mountain passes for drifting
This isn’t just racing. It’s experiencing Tokyo as a car lover, exploring every corner, and feeling alive.
Immersion & Atmosphere
The game should sound raw and aggressive:
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Engine roars, exhaust pops, turbo spools, tire screeches, city echoes
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Let us control headlights, signals, maybe we should even be able to play music in carplay.
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Interior details: dashboards, gauges, shifting feel, pedals. Make our cars feel alive
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Photo mode and cinematic replay should let us capture our rides in style
FH6 should make us feel like we’re actually in our builds, not just pressing buttons.
Freedom & Multiplayer
Online needs real love:
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Private servers / custom lobbies
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Convoy improvements, better matchmaking
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No random disconnects
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Let us cruise, drift, chill, and vibe with friends
FH6 should be a living playground, not just a racing game.
Community Voice & Lifestyle
We’ve been loyal fans for a decade.
We know what car culture is, and we deserve a game that listens to its players.
This isn’t just about driving. it’s about hanging out, showing off builds, taking photos, and living the lifestyle.
Bring freedom, depth, and energy back to Forza.
Tokyo is the perfect opportunity. Don’t make FH6 just “another Horizon.”
Make it the one we’ll remember forever.
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I 777% agree with you
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great
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I understand that the IS300 and Altezza are different cars.
and since FH6 is set in Japan, I think it would fit a Japanese-spec (JDM) Toyota, not a North American Lexus.
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I dont know what they are going to add but I want the F80 M3 and E90 M3 not Just M4’s idk im kind of upset we only gert 2-door options when the M3 is one of the best
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Kei cars are truly indispensable to Japan’s automotive culture. Kei car sports cars like the Honda S660 are great, and it seems like a lot of fun to race a Suzuki Jimny in cross-country events.
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Ive always been a fan of the “commuter” cars that japan has produced where they take a standard car and throw in the powertrain from their sports models, good example is the Toyota Aristo V300 with the 2jz-gte and the Mitsubishi RVR Hyper Sports Gear and would love for them to be in the game
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You should play Gran Turismo 6 to see what it’s like
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This opens the doors to many returning classic cars from FH3 and FH4 like the Mazda Cosmo and 1966 Nissan Silvia, though sadly the Honda S800, Toyota Corolla SR5, Mazda RX-7 GSL SE, Mazda RX-3 and Datsun 2000 Roadster are all international LHD models which is a bummer.
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I know that if I want to discuss a specific car, I should move it to the topic for that car. But what if I want a Honda NSX Type S?
In FM, the topic was closed by the admins as soon as the Acura NSX Type S was added. That’s pretty tyrannical.
Oh. Yeah. I forgot about that. And FM6 ended up being a great game, so…
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I doubt this will happen (or even this brand will be licensed), but having brought back from the dead the Furai (which I’m guessing will be in FH6 now), it’d be cool if they could bring back the Isuzu 4200R, or even that concept truck they put their unwanted F1 engine in.
And surely we’ve now got to get that icon of modern Japanese engineering, a Prius (XW50 or 60 would be cool).
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And surely we’ve now got to get that icon of modern Japanese engineering, a Prius (XW50 or 60 would be cool).
I’m not sure if this is sarcasm, but if it isn’t then I agree. I’ve always wanted more everyday cars; The VW ID4 in FH5 was a step in the right direction.
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