Forza Horizon 4 Car List

ManteoMax · June 20, 2019, 5:53am

Forza Horizon 4: LEGO Speed Champions
Sunday, June 9, 2019
https://forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/fh4_lego

ManteoMax · July 1, 2019, 6:44pm

New cars coming in Update 11:

1996 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport
2019 Ford Ranger Raptor
2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Deberti Design
2006 Koenigsegg CCX
2011 McLaren 12C Coupe
2014 Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG 6x6
2017 Mercedes-Benz E 350 D 4Matic All-Terrain “Project E-AT”
2018 Top Gear Track-tor

The McLaren 12C has been in every game since FM3 (except FH3). The Koenigsegg and Impala were last seen in FM4. The 6x6 has been in the top 50 most requested cars by the community, and the Impala has been in the top 100.

ManteoMax · August 8, 2019, 4:54am

New cars added with Update 12:

2019 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
2017 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Coupe
1974 LEGO Speed Champions Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0
1967 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1967 Volkswagen Type 3 1600 L (Notchback)

The two Aston Martins are new to the franchise, and the Superleggera has been among the top ten most requested models from the forum community. The Volkswagens are also available in FM7.

The LEGO Porsche is a Barn Find for owners of the LEGO Speed Champions Expansion, while the other four cars are Exclusive models usable by all players. These 5 cars bring the game’s total roster count to 641.

2019 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

Specs: S1 853 | 715 hp 5.2L twin-turbo V12
Division: Super GT
Reward: Winter Playlist 50% completion
2017 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Coupe*
Specs: S1 824 | 595 hp 5.9L V12
Division: Super GT
Reward: Spring Playlist 50% completion
1974 LEGO Speed Champions Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0*
Specs: S1 898 | 491 hp
Division: Extreme Track Toys
Reward: Barn Find in LEGO Valley (brick progress)
1967 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia*
Specs: D100 | 53 hp 1.5L naturally aspirated Flat-4
Division: Cult Cars
Reward: Autumn Playlist 50% completion
1967 Volkswagen Type 3 1600 L (Notchback)*
Specs: D153 | 65 hp 1.6L naturally aspirated Flat-4
Division: Cult Cars
Reward: Autumn championship event

ManteoMax · August 28, 2019, 9:07pm

New cars added with Update 13:

2018 Italdesign Zerouno
1951 Porsche #46 356 SL Gmünd Coupe
1966 Porsche 906 Carrera 6
1970 Porsche #3 917 LH
2018 Porsche 718 Cayman GTS
2019 Porsche Macan Turbo

The theme of Series 13 is “All Porsche, All the Time” as covered in the Playground Games livestream and #ForzaMonthly livestream.

Five out of the six cars are new to the Forza franchise; the 906 Carrera 6 is available as a DLC model in Forza Motorsport 7, and is featured in the monthly Rivals event. The 917 longtail - sourced from the Simeone Museum - is the #3 hippie-livery model that came in second at Le Mans in 1970. The new Cayman differs from the 2015 model already in the game with a smaller, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine compared to the naturally aspirated flat-6 and is stock S1 class instead of A class. The oldest model of the group, the 356, was Porsche’s first race car and class winner at Le Mans. The most recent model, the 2019 Porsche Macan Turbo, is the new model officially revealed by Porsche today.

These six are the most recent of 75 cars added to the game for free since launch and bring the total game roster to 647. Italdesign is a new manufacturer and brings the game’s manufacturer count to 115.

Stock specs, Car Type, and reward availability from the Series 13 Festival Playlist:

2018 Italdesign Zerouno

S1 853 | 602 hp 5.2L naturally aspirated V10 from Audi/Lamborghini
Hypercars
Summer championship

2019 Porsche Macan Turbo

A720 | 434 hp 2.9L twin-turbo V6 from the 3rd gen Cayenne
Sport Utility Heroes
Winter championship

2018 Porsche 718 Cayman GTS

S1 808 | 361 hp 2.5L turbo Flat-4
Modern Sports Cars
Spring championship

1970 Porsche #3 917 LH

S1 868 | 601 hp 4.9L naturally aspirated V12
Classic Racers
Summer Trial

1966 Porsche 906 Carrera 6

A748 | 210 hp 2.0L naturally aspirated Flat-6
Classic Racers
Series 13 Festival Playlist 50% completion

1951 Porsche #46 356 SL Gmund Coupe

D199 | 46 hp 1.1L naturally aspirated Flat-4
Classic Racers
Autumn championship

Stats from my spreadsheet at www.manteomax.com

Pics from the article:

ManteoMax · September 27, 2019, 9:16am

New cars added with Update 14:

2018 Ford F-150 Prerunner Deberti Design Truck
2019 McLaren 720S Spider
2018 McLaren 600LT Coupe
2018 Volkswagen #94 Volkswagen Motorsport I.D R Pikes Peak

These four Exclusive models were presented and discussed in the Update 14 Anniversary livestream and in the Series 14 McLaren trailer.

The Prerunner truck is the fourth Deberti Design custom in the game, following the Silverado Drift Truck, Mustang GT, and Wrangler Unlimited. The McLaren 720S Spider is technically new to Forza but joins the Coupe already in the Autoshow. As of September, the 600LT - the longtail version of the McLaren 570S - was among the top ten most requested cars in the community car wish lists thread. The record-setting I.D R is also new to the franchise. These four cars are available as rewards through the Series 14 Festival Playlist.

McLaren P1 Owen’s Edition

A fifth car, the 2013 McLaren P1 ‘Owen’s Edition’ is visible in the Blueprint selection menu and may be seen in races, but is not available to the player base.

With these five cars, the game’s menu roster now totals 652 models.

ManteoMax · October 25, 2019, 3:45am

New cars added with Update 15:

2019 Bugatti Divo
2010 BMW M3 GTS
2010 Rossion Q1
2008 Koenigsegg CCGT

These four Exclusive models were presented and discussed in the Update 15 livestream. See how to collect them in the Exclusives Cars list thread.

Three of the four are cars returning to the franchise: the BMW was last seen as a 2012 DLC addition to the first Forza Horizon, while the Rossion and Koenigsegg were last seen in Forza Motorsport 4. With the addition of Rossion there are now 116 manufacturers in the game, and a total of 656 models. The new addition to the game and the franchise - the Bugatti Divo - is currently the 3rd most requested car in the community car wish lists thread.

The Divo has the same 1479 horsepower engine as the Chiron, but with more aero and 77 lbs lower weight, the Divo has a Handling rating of 9.2 compared to 8.3 for the Chiron. Similarly, the CCGT is the only Koenigsegg in the game with a 10.0 Handling rating, weighing nearly 740 lbs less than the 2011 Agera.

Overview from the announcement article:

2019 Bugatti Divo

It doesn’t matter if you can afford the $5.8-million price tag, all 40 of the Bugatti Divo’s were sold well before they were finished. Whereas the Chiron or Veyron were best known for their amazing top speeds, the Divo is much more an enthusiast’s car. That’s not to say its 236-mph top speed is any left lane blocker, but it does suggest improved handling, braking, and agility. The styling, while unrelentingly Bugatti, is distinctive; notably more ducting to increase cooling and downforce and a rear wing that is more prominent. All together the Divo (named after Albert Divo, a winning Bugatti driver from the 1920s) enables its super-rich owners to add tales of canyon carving to the company’s long list of pleasures its creations provide.

2008 Koenigsegg CCGT

The CCGT is a specially modified Le Mans racing model of the CCX configured to ACO/FIA GT-1 regulations. The changes included de-fanging this supercar by removing the twin-Rotrex superchargers, altering the tuning strategy, and upping displacement from 4.7 liters to 5.0 liters. This lowers output from 806 horsepower to 610, which is further restricted to 600 for competition use by way of restrictor plates. Unlike past models, the CCX and CCGT engines are not reworked Ford V8s, rather they are built from the ground-up at Koenigsegg’s Angelholm assembly plant. The CCGT features a cutting-edge carbon fiber monocoque chassis and carbon fiber body panels. Consequently, unlike most race car conversions, Koenigsegg had to add weight to its vehicle because it comes in at around 300 lbs. lighter than minimum restrictions. Light and nimble, the CCGT delivers an engaging, edge-of-your-seat drive.

2010 Rossion Q1
Longtime builder of low-production, high-performance cars, 1G Racing has advanced to the next level by licensing the incredible Noble M12, originally a hand built British supercar. The result was launched with a new company name and a heavily revised product: the Rossion Q1. The powerplant is still a 3-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 from the Ford parts bin, but extensively improved to make an exotic 450 horsepower. Sixty miles per hour flashes by in 3.2 seconds from a dead stop, and the Q1 reaches 100 mph in just 7.8 seconds. Not that the Q1 is only good in a straight line, as the suspension has been completely reworked to provide greater grip. It will run through a slalom cone course in less time than a Ferrari Enzo, to boot.

2010 BMW M3 GTS
The ultimate factory M3 comes with more in all the right departments and less wherever it made sense for a street-legal track car. Lightened everywhere conceivable and with damping adjustable from the suspension to the rear wing, the M3 GTS is a versatile weapon on the track or the open road. The sweetness starts under the bonnet, with a 4.4-liter V8 so good it won the “Engine of the Year” in 2010. Couple that rumble and roar with its precise handling characteristics and you have got a memorable E92 model that we can all happily welcome back home to the roads of Forza Horizon.

Forza’s YouTube channel:
Series 15 - Rossion Q1
Series 15 - Bugatti Divo
Series 15 - BMW M3 GTS

ManteoMax · November 26, 2019, 9:43pm

New cars added with Update 16:

- 2019 Ferrari 488 Pista
- 1970 Ferrari 512 S
- 2018 ATS GT
- 1999 Lamborghini Diablo GTR

These four Exclusive models were presented and discussed in the Update 16 livestream and beginning of November’s Forza Monthly livestream. See how to collect them in the Exclusives Cars list thread.

Three of the four are cars are new to the franchise, while the Lamborghini was a late addition to FM7 and previously an Xbox 360-era car. Of the new models, ATS (Automobili Turismo e Sport S.p.A) is a new manufacturer to Forza, and the Ferrari 488 Pista was currently the 2nd most requested car in the community car wish lists thread as of November.

Here’s an overview of each model from the announcement article:

2019 Ferrari 488 Pista
A Forza first! The latest track specialist supercar from Ferrari. With each new model of their mid-engine supercars, Ferrari has brought a low-production, even higher-performance model to the proverbial table. They came with names like Challenge Stradale, Scuderia, Speciale, and now, the Pista (that’s Italian for “track”). As with previous track specialists, they have wrung out additional horsepower, and lost weight. The Pista lost 40 pounds alone just in engine weight, while gaining 49 horsepower. Throughout you will find improvements to airflow and downforce. It’s the ultimate 488, and it’s raised the bar of what to expect from Ferrari… again.

1970 Ferrari 512 S
When the 512 S hit the track in 1970, it scooped up the first win of the season at Sebring. From there on, despite the thunderous torque of its 5-liter V12 and its sumptuous lines, it was relegated to finishing positions behind the Porsche 917. Rule changes and reducing engine capacity to three liters gave birth to the 312PB and a return to racing glory for the Scuderia. Given its elegant beauty and limited production, the 512 will live forever in the memories of the Tifosi. One drive will show you why.

2018 ATS GT
In 1961, eight technicians and engineers were fired by Enzo Ferrari. They went on to build their own race team and production cars under the name Automobili Turismo e Sport. While the Formula 1 team failed, they did develop one of the first mid-engine road cars. There were 12 and they were called the 2500 GT. The new ATS GT was designed to re-envision that original groundbreaking design. At the heart of the new ATS GT is a McLaren 650S. What sets it apart is the unique styling details such as the opaque engine cover and a token shape in the rear pillar that presents the aerodynamic profile of the original 2500 GT.

1999 Lamborghini Diablo GTR
A rare Lamborghini with all the racing goodies is ready to add to your Forza garage. Constructed to race in Lamborghini’s Diablo Supertrofeo one-make series, the GTR starts with a standard 6-liter GT car. The modifications mainly center around chassis, suspension, and better cooling and braking systems, but the engine does get a revised exhaust system that boosts output to 590 horsepower. Despite the intimidating nature of the GTR, it’s easy to control at the limit and very, very fast. Don’t expect to see one at your local track day, however, as only 40 models were built.

ManteoMax · December 24, 2019, 8:23am

New cars added with Update 17:

2017 Alpine A110 (series Festival Playlist reward)
1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator (Eliminator reward)
2018 Renault Megane R.S (Winter Festival Playlist)
2016 Renault Clio R.S. 16 Concept (Winter Festival Playlist)
2008 Renault Megane R26.R (Eliminator reward)
2007 Renault Clio RS 197 (Spring Festival Playlist)
2003 Renault Sport Clio V6 (Autumn Festival Playlist)
1998 Toyota Supra RZ (available in the Autoshow and as an Eliminator reward)

Unlike most car additions this year, the Toyota Supra RZ is available to collect directly from the Autoshow. The Supra marks the first of multiple models from Toyota coming back to Forza “for years to come.” Although FH4 includes Toyota trucks, the brand’s production models were absent from FM7 and the launch of FH4. The car is also accompanied by the new Quickchat phrase “Is that a Supra?!” Future Toyota models are still to be revealed.

The other major brand addition with this update is of course Renault. These five models bring the game’s Renault roster to 13 cars (including two Forza Edition variants). Three are new to the Forza franchise: the 2018 Megane, 2016 Clio concept, and 2008 track-oriented Megane R26.R. The Sport Clio is available in FM7, while the Clio RS 197 last appeared in FM4.

The Mercury Cougar Eliminator joins the game along with the new Eliminator game mode, and is available as the top reward from leveling up in that feature. This is the first Horizon appearance for the Cougar, which has appeared in FM4 through FM7.

Finally, the Alpine A110 is new Forza. The addition of Alpine as a manufacturer brings the game total to 118, and the eight cars bring the total model count to 668. As of last month, the Alpine was in the top 20 most requested cars in the community car wish lists thread along with the Toyota A80. The new Renault Megane and the Sport Clio V6 were also among the top 50 most requested cars not yet included in the game.

Here’s an overview of each model from the announcement article:

1998 Toyota Supra RZ
The Toyota Supra always towed a fine line between Japanese luxury and performance. It ticked all the boxes that JDM fans could list and it found fame and fortune on the big screen. At the heart of this beautiful, easily able to turn beast, is the JDM lover’s heartthrob, the 2JZ-GTE. It’s a motor that by itself is the stuff of legend and with a little massaging can readily generate tons of sonorous horsepower. What we have here is the top of the line model from the last year of production (in the U.S.). The fourth generation of the Supra was unmatched in appeal and resale values have soared. In an age where RWD luxury sport coupes from Japan are a dying breed, the Supra RZ lives on to stand tall against anything that dares to step to its considerable gait.

1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator
The 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator is a big bruiser of a cat from the height of the muscle car craze, building off of the successful pony car formula of the Cougar’s little brother, the Mustang. The functional ram-air intake on the hood barely hides a massive, NASCAR-inspired 428 Super Cobra Jet engine. Like many muscle cars of the era, the Eliminator’s engine was seriously underrated by Mercury, and the 428 big-block was good for more than 400 horsepower right out of the box. Nearly too much for the street, it is hard to miss the Eliminator’s bold spoiler, blacked-out grille and headlight covers, and eye-searing color combinations like Competition Orange and Lime Green. The Eliminator was the vision of Larry Shinoda, whose work had previously inspired the ’63 Corvette Stingray and who was the father of the Boss 302 Mustang. The Eliminator is a real threat at stoplights or on the track, so when an Eliminator looms in your rear-view mirror, you’d best get out of the way.

2017 Alpine A110
It’s pronounced “Al-peen,” and named for the type of driving Alpine founder Jean Rédélé designed his cars to be adept at. It’s been 24 years since the last Alpine A610 rolled off the assembly line. The new A110 was designed from the ground up with a primary goal in mind: Lightness. Throughout the A110, from its all-aluminum body and all-aluminum chassis to the integrated components, it delivers weight savings, agility, and efficiency. Less than 2,500 pounds, with a rear/mid-engine places the Alpine squarely facing tough competitors like the Porsche Cayman or Audi TT. Hit the mountain roads and find out if Colin Chapman is still right in saying “Simplify, then add lightness.” Alpine is banking he was.

2007 Renault Clio RS 197
While it’s a bit of a stretch to directly compare a screaming F1 car with a hot hatch like the little Clio, Renault tries hard to inject a bit of the excitement of their F1 program into the RS 197. Take the rear blown diffuser—it’s unlikely that the Clio will need its downforce, but it definitely looks exciting. The RS 197 has several aero tweaks like this, and suffice it to say that their main impact is visual—they do look great. While actual on-track performance can’t quite compare to an open-wheeler, the near 200-horsepower naturally aspirated 2-liter engine under the hood is responsive and downright fun in such a small car. It may sound clichéd, but the Clio’s performance can only be compared to a go-kart, with sharp and nimble handling and few bad habits. Chuck the RS 197 hard into a corner and instead of drama, the Renault hunkers down and powers through. Renault’s many years of experience hotting-up Clios, from the legendary Clio Williams to the various RS models that followed, show through in this ultimate version of the third-generation car.

2008 Renault Megane R26.R
There are a couple ways to tell that a car model is built for the track. One is when you can order it with an optional roll cage. Second, but no less important and even more impressive, is when the car has recorded the fastest lap in its class around the infamous Nürburgring. The Megane R26.R can claim both. At eight minutes, seventeen seconds it was the fastest front-wheel production car in 2008. There were only 450 models built as the extreme version of the popular Megane, turning the already quick Renault Sport 230 F1 Team R26 into true compact track weaponry.

2016 Renault Clio R.S. 16 Concept
Is it stripped down due to the lack of air-conditioning and a back seat, or is it loaded since it’s packed with performance from the Renault parts bin? Disregarding the semantics and getting straight to the spec sheet delivers a clearer judgement. Renault has taken the 271-horsepower turbo four-cylinder from the Megane RS 275 Trophy-R model, along with key suspension and braking components and then stuffed them into the small package of the Clio. With the appropriate flare of the Clio Cup rear diffuser, a stout aero kit and actual flares to contain the massive 19-inch wheels this Concept has properly celebrates the 40th anniversary of the much-loved RS model.

2018 Renault Megane R.S
If you are lucky enough to be familiar with the Megane RS line of hot hatches you know they just keep getting better. Among its brethren, they have been known for plenty of front-wheel-drive powered fun, and the chassis and suspension stability to put that power to good use. Among the competition, many Europeans (Renault cars are not sold in the U.S.) would argue the Megane R.S. is the best when compared to cars like the Honda Civic Type-R or Ford Focus RS. Whether you agree or not, it’s undoubtedly in the same class as these heraldic hot hatches. That alone should make it worth a drive.

ManteoMax · January 16, 2020, 7:55pm

New cars added with Update 18:

2006 Hummer H1 Alpha Open Top (Summer event reward)
2018 Lamborghini Huracán Performante (Autumn Festival Playlist 50% completion)
1964 Porsche 356 C Cabriolet Emory Special (Winter Festival Playlist 50% completion)
1985 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT Apex (Spring event reward)

The Trueno marks the second production Toyota coming back to Forza^ after the Supra RZ in Series 17. The Trueno was in previous Forza games through FH3, and the Hummer Open Top was last seen as a DLC car in FH1. The 356C is a new-to-Forza variant joining other Porsche 356 models in the game, this one from Emory Autosport. The headliner of this series would be the Lamborghini Huracan Performante, which has been the community’s most requested car in the forum wish lists thread since the game launched. With these four new cars, the game’s menu roster count is now 672.

The new cars were profiled in the Series 18 livestream and announcement article:

2006 Hummer H1 Alpha Open Top
In 1992, AM General released the first commercially available civilian version of their versatile military all-terrain Humvee. In 2006, the H1 underwent a major redesign, including a Duramax Diesel engine, Allison transmission, raised body and redesigned brush guard, which garnered it the designation of “Alpha”. The H1 Alpha Open Top is dropping into the Eliminator mode, so keep an eye on your rearview mirror. Earn by completing Shummer Nights.

2018 Lamborghini Huracán Performante
The #1 most requested car in the Forza forums is finally here. The track version of the Huracan, the Performante has a reworked suspension, recalibrated steering, and a reported 750% more downforce than its road counterpart. When it broke the production car record at the Nürburgring, Lamborghini attributed the feat to its advanced aerodynamics system, which adjusts microflaps on the Huracan to decrease drag when needed, and increase downforce when needed. All we know is that a time of 6:52 on the Nordschliefe bears mentioning any chance you get. Well, until Porsche comes along. Earn by completing 50% of the Autumn season Festival Playlist.

1964 Porsche 356 C Cabriolet Emory Special
The custom restoration work for which Emory Motorsports is known is unparalleled, and that’s nowhere clearer than in their Porsche 356C Outlaw. Every Outlaw that is produced by Emory is custom in its components and styling, but they all breathe fire through the proprietary Emory-Rothsport Outlaw-4 engine, plus a 911 suspension system. All of that layered on to what is already a vintage car lover’s dream in the 356 C makes this the ultimate package. Earn by completing 50% of the Winter season Festival Playlist.

1985 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT Apex
This extremely lightweight RWD sports car is a cult icon; perfectly balanced and highly moddable, the Trueno’s role in the popular Initial D anime and manga introduced a generation to Japanese motorsport culture. Toyota’s final rear-wheel Corolla before moving to a fully FWD system, the Trueno (aka the AE86) overperformed in every kind of racing there was, from rally to touring to, most of all, drifting. When the Trueno appeared in Keiichi Tsuchiya’s ”Pluspy” video, it cemented its legacy in the drifting world. Earn by completing Is That a Supra? in Spring.

ManteoMax · February 13, 2020, 10:28pm

New cars added with Update 19:

2019 LEGO Speed Champions Bugatti Chiron (LEGO Valley event reward - expansion DLC required)
2010 Lexus LFA (Summer Festival Playlist 50% completion)
1984 Rover SD1 Vitesse (Summer event reward)
2017 Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro (Winter Festival Playlist 50% completion)
1994 Ford Supervan 3 (Winter event reward)

As of February, the Lexus LFA was among the top 20 most requested cars in the forum community wish lists thread since the game launched. The Lexus LFA marks the return of the Lexus brand to Forza^ after being absent from FM7 and the launch of FH4. Rover is a new manufacturer for the franchise, and with Lexus brings FH4’s manufacturer count to 120. The AMR Pro and Supervan 3 are also new to Forza. With these five new cars, the game’s search menus list a total of 677 models in the game.

The new cars were profiled in the Series 19 livestream and announcement article:

2019 Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro
They call it Aston Martin’s wildest car ever. The pride of British supercars, indeed the first one, the Vulcan was first revealed in 2015 with an initial run of only 24 cars, but you can get your hands on the wheel of the latest model thanks to the Series 19 update.

The AMR Pro track package brings all of Aston Martin’s racing advances to bear in a sleek package, on a car that didn’t even see on-track competition until 2018, at the third Le Mans Racing Festival. The package includes an enhanced rear wing, large dive planes, arch louvres and turning vanes, which increase steering, downforce, and balance.

Score this rare marvel by completing 50% of the Winter Festival Playlist. (Not obtainable before 02/27/20 14:30UTC)

2010 Lexus LFA
A supercar from Lexus is a rare thing. The LFA was a Halo Car, meant to change the way Lexus made cars, with principles developed for the LFA trickling down to every other car that Lexus produced.
The LFA itself didn’t stick around for long, but its influence is still felt in every Lexus built.
The car packs a 4.8L V10 that hit 0-60 in 3.6 seconds, a top speed of 202 mph, and boasts an incredibly unique driving experience. Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda believed that the ultimate Lexus should connect with its owner. That’s why the LFA came into being. The car is an aerodynamic miracle, as fun to feel as it is to drive.

You can get this car by completing 50% of the Summer Festival Playlist (Not obtainable before 02/13/20 14:30UTC)

1984 Rover SD1
When the Specialist Division 1, or Rover 3500, was first designed by British Leyland as a successor to the P6, the key was simplicity. That meant a live rear axle instead of De Dion-type rear suspension and a redesigned Rover V8 which emphasized torque over horsepower, rather than the newer 2.2L four cylinder. It’s been called the best-designed British car ever, taking cues from the likes of Ferrari and Maserati, but was often plagued with production issues early in its run. As a result, by 1984, the SD1 had seen some cosmetic and mechanical changes, as well as an expansion to a four cylinder model.

Beat the Summer Seasonal Championship “It’s Never Over With a Rover” on at least Expert level Drivatar difficulty (Not obtainable before 02/13/20 14:30UTC)

1994 Ford Supervan3
First built in the 1970’s as promotional vehicles, the Supervan combined Ford Transit vans with sports car underpinnings, for some reason. It made its first appearance at Brands Hatch, before experiencing two more iterations between 1971 and 1994. That was the year that the Supervan 3 made its debut, sporting the V8 that would eventually be used in the Benetton F1 car.

In a Transit van.

Beat the Winter Seasonal Championship “Is It a Bird? Is it a Plane?” on at least Expert level Drivatar difficulty (Not obtainable before 02/27/20 14:30UTC)

2017 LEGO Bugatti Chiron
If you already own the LEGO Speed Champions expansion pack, with the Series 19 update you’ll see a new event in the northeast corner for the Forza Horizon map, provided you’ve unlocked the Master Builder’s House. Complete this event to unlock the 2017 LEGO Bugatti Chiron.

If you do not already own the LEGO DLC, you really should. You can still try out the new car for free, however, by checking out the Series 19 Rivals Event. That’s in addition to a new Season Championship featuring an all-LEGO lineup. Give it a shot!

LSD51ZEN · September 12, 2019, 9:31am

This post is for ManteoMax only.
Hi. I couldn’t send you a PM because your PM is full and there is no way to send you a new PM. You can delete my post here after you read it.

[Mod Edit - Thanks for the alert! I’ve cleared out some messages from my inbox and corrected my sheet. My next step is to add a column for the short nickname used in the game search menus. - MM]

Irath_Gaming · October 10, 2019, 7:29pm

Cool

nicocodu57 · November 19, 2019, 12:41am

488 Pista is announced !!!
I hope to configure the car like mine in real world

SadTigerPanda · November 22, 2019, 10:46am

Maybe this isn’t the right thread, but is it me, or did some cars with the update, going from legendary to epic, or back to common.

GraczBolo · November 26, 2019, 1:12pm

THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT THREAD TO GIVE YOUR OPINIONS AND COMMENTS. PLEASE DELETE YOUR POSTS.
ALSO PLEASE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE LAST UPDATE. THANK YOU AND BEST REGARDS.

leetorts · December 26, 2019, 6:09pm

What is the total unique car count? I count 663 not including the 3 upcoming cars in the coming 2 seasons or the Focus PO car.

ManteoMax · December 30, 2019, 5:23am

The definitive answer comes from the game search menus for photos, designs, and tuning setups. The number as of Series 17 is 668, which includes the 7 PO cars plus Owen’s P1. Below is the list of 668 model names as seen in the search and leaderboard menus. The first post of this thread lists the models with the format Year Manufacturer Model.

Abarth 595 '68
Abarth 131
Abarth 124 '17
Abarth 695 '16
Acura RSX
Acura Integra
Acura NSX '17
Alfa Romeo GTA
Alfa Romeo P3
Alfa Romeo TZ2
Alfa Romeo 33S
Alfa Romeo Stelvio
Alfa Romeo 4C
Alfa Romeo 8C
Alfa Giulia '17
Alfa Giulia FE
Alfa Romeo 8C FE
Alpine A110 '17
Alumi Craft C.10
Alumi Craft FE
AMC Gremlin
AMC Javelin
AMC Rebel
M12S Warthog CST
Apollo IE '18
Ariel Nomad
Ariel Atom
Ascari KZ1R
AM DB5
AM DB4 GT
AM DBR1
AM Vanquish
AM DB11
Vantage S '13
AM Vantage '18
AM Vanquish '17
AM Vantage '16
AM DBS SL '19
AM One-77
AM DB11 PO
AM Vulcan
AM Vulcan FE
ATS GT '18
Audi RS 2
Audi Quattro
Audi S1
Audi RS 4 '01
Audi RS 3
Audi RS 6 '03
Audi TT RS
Audi RS 4 '06
Audi TTS
Audi RS 6 '09
Audi RS 4 '13
Audi RS 5
Audi RS 7
Audi RS 6 '15
Audi R8 '13
#2 Audi S1
Audi R8 V10 plus
Austin Taxi
Sprite MKI
3000 MKIII
AutoUnion Type D
BAC Mono
Bentley 8 Liter
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ManteoMax · January 24, 2020, 10:25pm

As of Update 18 the menus show 672. Two cars - the Porsche 356 Emory and the Toyota Trueno - will be released for the first time over the next two weeks. The availability of the other existing exclusive models also limits the number of cars a player may be able to own.

LSD51ZEN · December 26, 2019, 10:05pm

Now I have 666 cars, including Ford Focus PO and two cars with the special livery (SUPERSPORTVAN “Season’s Greetings” & HONDA S2000 “Happy Holidays”).
Now I expect 3 more cars (2018 RENAULT MEGANE R.S., 2016 RENAULT CLIO R.S. 16 CONCEPT, 2007 RENAULT CLIO RS 197), after which the total number will be 669. But there is also 2013 MCLAREN P1 ‘OWNE’S EDITION’, which we will never get. But if we could get it, it would give us 670 cars.

SnogardragonS · December 26, 2019, 10:19pm

No. Those models are already in the game and count towards the total cars. Which you can confirm by simply looking at the eligible cars in a Anything Goes Race. Strangely, doing that does reveal one car that’s no where to be found in the game which is the Mercedes-Benz GT-4 Door Coupe.