Quick answer: Forza Horizon 6 Series 6 "Horizon Meets" runs October 8 – November 5, 2026 across four one-week seasons (Summer → Autumn → Winter → Spring). It adds six Festival Playlist reward cars — three of them new to Horizon — headlined by the series-long 2025 BMW M4 CS (80 pts) and the completionist 1973 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT (1,100 pts). You need roughly 160 Playlist points across the series for the five weekly/series cars (80 for the BMW plus four 20-point weeklies) and 1,100 points for the full completionist set. Below is every car, its exact point cost, the week it's live, the four Car Pass drops, the new 7-Eleven Car Meet, the 1970 Citroën 2CV Treasure Car, and the fastest way to bank enough points before the timer runs out.
Series 5 "British Automotive" has wrapped, and Forza Horizon 6's sixth seasonal Series — Horizon Meets — is now live for every player. It's a four-week celebration of the places you gather to convoy up, built around a limited-time 7-Eleven "Evolving World" Car Meet in the Nangan region, a fresh 1970 Citroën 2CV Treasure Car hidden in Japan, 200 new Horizon Play levels, and a Festival Playlist of reward cars you can only earn while the season is running.
This guide lists every Series 6 reward car, the exact point cost for each, which week it unlocks, the four Car Pass additions, and the fastest way to bank enough points to grab them all before the timer runs out on November 5. All car names, dates and thresholds are verified against the official forza.net "Horizon Meets" announcement and the Forza Support release notes.
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When does Series 6 "Horizon Meets" start and end?
| The update itself was available to download from Monday, October 5 at 5:00 PM UTC on Xbox Series X | S, the Xbox app on PC, and Steam. The Festival Playlist series then went live on Thursday, October 8 at 2:30 PM UTC and runs for four weeks, ending November 5, 2026. |
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Like every FH6 series, it's split into four one-week "seasons" that rotate Summer → Autumn → Winter → Spring (FH6's seasons cycle weekly, not by real-world calendar):
| Season (week) | Dates (2026) |
|---|---|
| Summer | October 8 – October 15 |
| Autumn | October 15 – October 22 |
| Winter | October 22 – October 29 |
| Spring | October 29 – November 5 |
Each weekly reward car is only earnable during its own 7-day window — miss the week and the car is gone from the Playlist until (and if) it returns in a future event. The two long-running series rewards (the BMW M4 CS and the Espada) are earnable across the entire four weeks, so they're the safest to prioritize if you only play casually.
All Series 6 "Horizon Meets" Festival Playlist reward cars
Horizon Meets adds six Festival Playlist reward cars: three new-to-Horizon (BMW M4 CS, Holden Monaro GTS 327, Honda Prelude Type SH) and two returning from previous Forza games (DeBerti Ford Mustang GT, Saleen S7), plus the completionist Lamborghini Espada unlocked at 1,100 points. Here's the full breakdown with exact point costs and unlock windows:
| Reward car | Points | Week live | Class / PI | New? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 BMW M4 CS | 80 pts | All series (Oct 8 – Nov 5) | S1 733 | New-to-Horizon |
| 2000 Honda Prelude Type SH | 20 pts | Summer (Oct 8 – 15) | C 455 | New-to-Horizon |
| 2018 DeBerti Ford Mustang GT | 20 pts | Autumn (Oct 15 – 22) | S1 733 | Returning |
| 2004 Saleen S7 | 20 pts | Winter (Oct 22 – 29) | S1 773 | Returning |
| 1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327 | 20 pts | Spring (Oct 29 – Nov 5) | D 366 | New-to-Horizon |
| 1973 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT | 1,100 pts | Series History (all weeks) | — | Returning |
2025 BMW M4 CS — the 80-point headliner
The series-long reward is the 2025 BMW M4 CS, earnable with 80 Playlist points across the whole four weeks. It's a 543 hp, AWD S1 733 coupé — BMW's track-focused CS trim with a surgical all-wheel-drive setup that makes it one of the more forgiving S1 builds for players who hate twitchy rear-drive. Because you have all four weeks to reach 80 points (roughly 20 points a week, very achievable from the free weekly events), this is the one car almost nobody should miss.
2000 Honda Prelude Type SH — week 1 (Summer)
The Honda Prelude Type SH is the Summer week reward at 20 points, available October 8–15. "SH" stands for Super Handling — a nod to its Active Torque Transfer System — and at 200 hp / C 455 stock it's a light, FWD tuner project. A few upgrades turn it into a tidy C-class drifter, and it slots neatly into the new Edamame Circuit drift routes added this series.
2018 DeBerti Ford Mustang GT — week 2 (Autumn)
The DeBerti Ford Mustang GT returns from previous Forza games as the Autumn reward (20 points, Oct 15–22). It's a widebody, Roush-supercharged 750 hp S1 733 muscle car built for Drag Meets — one of the loudest ways to arrive at the new 7-Eleven Car Meet.
2004 Saleen S7 — week 3 (Winter)
One of the first true American supercars, the carbon-bodied 2004 Saleen S7 is the Winter reward (20 points, Oct 22–29). A 575 hp, RWD S1 773 road-legal endurance redesign — rare, collectible, and genuinely fast once you learn its downforce.
1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327 — week 4 (Spring)
Closing out the series, the Holden Monaro GTS 327 is the Spring reward (20 points, Oct 29 – Nov 5). A 249 hp, RWD D 366 Chevrolet-powered Australian muscle classic — low class, but a cult collector car and an easy D-class event filler.
1973 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT — the 1,100-point completionist prize
Festival Playlist completionists can chase the Series History Reward: the 1973 Lamborghini Espada 400 GT, unlocked at 1,100 total points. It's the long-haul target for players grinding every weekly, monthly and Horizon Play event across all four weeks.
How do you earn Festival Playlist points fast in Series 6?
Every entry on the Festival Playlist awards points toward the series total. The quickest, lowest-effort routes this series are:
- Weekly Photo Challenge and Treasure Hunt — usually 1–2 points each for a few minutes of driving. Series 6's Treasure Hunt leans on the 7-Eleven theme, and snapping the 7-Eleven Car Meet in week 1 also unlocks the Clerk Uniform.
- Horizon Play "Smooth and Steady" — one of the easiest point sources per Forza's own tips. With 200 new Horizon Play levels this series (one badge every 10 levels), Horizon Play is a steady point faucet.
- Seasonal Championships — three-race events that each pay out a chunk of points; run them on the lowest difficulty you can still win.
- Monthly Rivals and the weekly PR stunts — cheap points if you already have a fast car for the board.
Realistically, clearing the free weekly events each week banks the ~20 points you need for that week's car and chips away at the 80-point BMW. The 1,100-point Espada requires near-full completion every week, so only chase it if you're playing daily.
A healthy credit balance makes all of this faster — you can buy the right car for each event instead of grinding for it. If you're short, our fastest FH6 credit methods guide covers the current best routes, or timesaver.gg can top up credits or unlock the full roster directly (products below).
What is the 7-Eleven Car Meet and Evolving World?
The signature addition this series is a limited-time 7-Eleven "Evolving World" Car Meet — a brand-new Car Meet location themed around a 7-Eleven-inspired konbini (convenience store) in the Nangan region, set against a Mt. Fuji backdrop. Around the back you'll find rotating discounted Aftermarket Cars (the 2008 Mazda Furai and 1989 Toyota MR2 SC return from "Welcome to Japan," alongside the Wheelspin-exclusive 1998 Mercedes-Benz AMG CLK GTR).
"This update introduces new 7-Eleven content including a limited-time 7-Eleven Evolving World featuring a themed Car Meet and an EventLab Prop Pack." — forza.net Series 6 announcement
The konbini itself is temporary as a world location, but it's permanently added to EventLab so you can drop it into your own creations. The series also adds a 7-Eleven Konbini Prop Pack, an Egg Salad Sandwich collectible, two new Badges ("Welcome!" and "Please Visit Again!"), and the Clerk Uniform.
Where is the new Treasure Car in Series 6?
Horizon Meets hides a new 1970 Citroën 2CV Treasure Car somewhere in Japan. As always, follow the in-game photo clue that appears with the series to narrow down the location, then drive to the pictured landmark and search the area. The 2CV is a classic collector's addition — low value on paper, high value to completionists.
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Series 6 Car Pass cars
The Forza Horizon 6 Car Pass delivers 30 cars across the game's life, one dropped automatically to your garage each Thursday at no in-game credit cost. The four Series 6 drops are:
| Car Pass car | Available from | Class / PI |
|---|---|---|
| 1972 Datsun 240Z #5 Rallye | October 8 | B 538 |
| 2024 Ferrari Purosangue | October 15 | S1 713 |
| 1990 Eunos Cosmo | October 22 | C 487 |
| 2024 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4Matic+ | October 29 | S1 742 |
Car Pass is included with the Deluxe and Premium Editions and the Premium Upgrade, or as a separate purchase for Standard Edition, Game Pass Ultimate, and PC Game Pass players.
What else is new in Horizon Play and Spec Racing?
Beyond the 200 new Horizon Play levels and 20 new Player Badges, Series 6 adds ten cars to Spec Racing — including the 1987 Ferrari F40, 2020 Lamborghini Essenza SCV12, 2008 Mazda Furai, and the 2023 Audi R8 V10 GT RWD. Three of those are paid DLC cars (Alfa Romeo SE 048SP, Audi R8 V10 GT RWD, Nissan Skyline GT-R BNR32 Gr.A), but every player can drive them in Spec Racing at no extra cost. The Edamame Circuit (first seen in the Horizon Mascot Party update) is now permanent in Horizon Drift (all classes), Spec Racing (B/C only) and Horizon Racing (B only).
What's coming after Series 6?
Forza has confirmed the next update is themed around City Life in Tokyo City, adding two more permanent race routes in Tokyo, three new-to-Horizon Festival Playlist cars, and a new EventLab Prop Pack — so if you're a Tokyo-circuit fan, that's the one to watch after November 5.
Should you grind the Playlist or buy the cars?
If you play most days, the free weekly events comfortably bank the ~20 points for each weekly car and the 80-point BMW M4 CS with time to spare — the only real grind is the 1,100-point Espada. If you're a casual or returning player who only has an hour or two a week, the smarter play is to prioritize the series-long BMW (you have all four weeks), grab whichever weekly car matches a class you enjoy, and skip the completionist chase. And if you'd rather not touch the grind at all, timesaver.gg can unlock the full roster or top up your credits directly.
Want the Horizon Meets cars without the four-week grind? timesaver.gg handles the boring part:
- Forza Horizon 6 All Cars Bundle — get the full roster instantly, including reward and Wheelspin-exclusive cars.
- Forza Horizon 6 Credits — bank credits for the 7-Eleven Aftermarket deals, upgrades and Auction House.
- Forza Horizon 6 Account Leveling — level Horizon Play and farm Playlist points hands-free.
- Forza Horizon 6 Wheel Spins — fast-track rare Wheelspin cars like the CLK GTR.
FAQ
When does Forza Horizon 6 Series 6 "Horizon Meets" end? Horizon Meets runs from October 8 to November 5, 2026. It's split into four one-week seasons (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring), and each weekly reward car is only earnable during its own 7-day window.
What is the 80-point reward car in Series 6? The series-long 80-point reward is the 2025 BMW M4 CS, a 543 hp AWD S1 733 coupé new to the Horizon franchise. You have all four weeks to reach 80 points, so it's the safest car to prioritize.
How do I unlock the 1970 Citroën 2CV Treasure Car? Follow the in-game photo clue that appears with Series 6 to identify the landmark it's hidden near, drive to that spot in Japan, and search the surrounding area to claim it.
Is the 7-Eleven Car Meet permanent? No — the 7-Eleven Evolving World Car Meet in the Nangan region is a limited-time location for the Horizon Meets series. However, the 7-Eleven konbini is permanently added to EventLab, so you can place it in your own creations after the series ends.
How many points do I need for all the Series 6 reward cars? You need about 160 points across the series to claim the five weekly and series reward cars (80 for the BMW plus four 20-point weekly cars), and 1,100 total points to also earn the Series History Lamborghini Espada 400 GT. Points accumulate toward the series total — the weekly cars still require you to be active in their specific 7-day window.
Do I need to buy DLC to drive the new Spec Racing cars? No. Three of the ten new Spec Racing cars are paid DLC, but every player can drive them in the Spec Racing playlist at no additional cost regardless of ownership.
