Forza Horizon 6 Car List 2026: The Fastest Cars, Full Roster & Car Pass Guide
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Original illustration by Meta Protago. Forza Horizon 6 is set in Japan, with over 550 cars confirmed at launch.
Forza Horizon 6 landed in Japan with the biggest car list the series has ever launched with. If you're trying to find the fastest car in Forza Horizon 6, make sense of the full car list, or figure out whether the Car Pass is worth buying, this guide has the real, up-to-date answers.
Playground Games built FH6 around Japanese car culture, so kei cars and JDM legends share garage space with European hypercars, American muscle, and off-road machines. Below, we rank the fastest cars you can actually drive right now, break down how the full roster is organized, and cover everything included in the Car Pass.
The Fastest Cars in Forza Horizon 6
Here are the five cars most players point to when the fastest-car question comes up, in the order that matters most for straight-line speed.
Nissan GT-R Black Edition (Forza Edition)
Rare Forza EditionThis Forza Edition of the GT-R Black Edition is the fastest stock car confirmed in Forza Horizon 6. It scores near-perfect speed-related stats across the board, but it's rare — you can only get it as a random Aftermarket find or a Wheelspin prize, and Auction House listings for it disappear fast.
✓ Why It Tops The List
- Highest confirmed top speed in the game
- Extra developer tuning baked into the Forza Edition
- Iconic JDM shape that suits FH6's Japan setting
✕ Keep In Mind
- Very hard to find — no guaranteed way to buy it
- Auction House prices can run into the millions
Because it's a random drop rather than an Autoshow car, most players will chase this one through Wheelspins over several play sessions rather than buying it outright.
Hennessey Venom F5
S2 Class HypercarThe Venom F5 carries a perfect 10 Speed stat and stays composed at high speed, which makes it the pick for players who want a fast car that's actually easy to drive well on straights and long sweeping bends alike.
✓ Why It's Here
- Perfect Speed stat straight out of the Autoshow
- Handles better at speed than most raw top-speed cars
- Available to buy, not locked behind random drops
✕ Keep In Mind
- Not the outright fastest in a straight line
- Premium price tag in-game
If the GT-R Black Edition Forza Edition never drops for you, the Venom F5 is the easiest way to get a genuine 300+ mph experience without gambling on a Wheelspin.
Aston Martin Valhalla
HypercarThe Valhalla has the highest stock horsepower of any hypercar in Forza Horizon 6, which translates into serious straight-line pull once you get it up to speed.
✓ Why It's Here
- Highest stock bhp of any hypercar in the game
- Strong upgrade ceiling for players who like to tune
✕ Keep In Mind
- Raw horsepower doesn't always mean the highest top speed
Think of the Valhalla as the horsepower king of this list rather than the outright top-speed king — it's a different kind of fast, and a favorite for drag builds.
Koenigsegg Jesko
HypercarThe Jesko has a reputation across the Horizon series as one of the best straight-line cars around, and Forza Horizon 6 is no different. It also handles noticeably better than some rivals with the same top-end numbers.
✓ Why It's Here
- Perfect 10 Speed stat
- Better handling balance than most cars at this speed level
✕ Keep In Mind
- Faces stiff competition from the Venom F5 for the same role
Pick the Jesko over the Venom F5 if you want a slightly safer, more forgiving car for long speed-trap runs.
Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex (AE86) Forza Edition
Tunable JDM IconStock, the AE86 is far from the fastest car on this list. But once you start upgrading it, players consistently report it reaching the highest tuned top speeds in the game, which makes it the pick if you're chasing records rather than showroom stats.
✓ Why It's Here
- Highest reported top speed once fully tuned
- Cheap and lightweight base car to build from
- A genuine JDM icon that fits FH6's Japan setting
✕ Keep In Mind
- Needs serious tuning investment to compete with the others
- Weak stock performance compared to the rest of this list
If you enjoy the tuning side of Forza more than buying finished hypercars, the AE86 Forza Edition is the most rewarding car on this list to build up from scratch.
Forza Horizon 6 Car List: How Many Cars Are There?
Forza Horizon 6 launched with a target of more than 550 cars, which Playground Games has called the largest day-one roster in Horizon series history. The officially confirmed list on forza.net covers cars across more than 70 manufacturers, and it keeps growing every week as new Car Pass and Festival Playlist reward cars are added.
Because the game is set in Japan, the car list leans heavily into JDM culture. Kei cars, Japanese sports coupes, and drift-ready classics sit alongside European supercars, American muscle, and off-road trucks. Here's roughly how the full roster breaks down by category:
Original illustration by Meta Protago, based on the officially confirmed Forza Horizon 6 roster. Figures are rounded editorial estimates.
On top of the base roster, launch also included a handful of extra packs. The Italian Passion Car Pack adds four cars built entirely around Italian performance heritage, including the 2025 Ferrari F80 and the 1990 Alfa Romeo SE 048SP making its Forza debut. The Time Attack Car Pack bundles eight WTAC-spec machines built for track driving, and the Welcome Pack adds a set of starter vehicles for Deluxe and Premium Edition owners. Every edition also comes with a pre-tuned 2017 Ferrari J50 as a pre-order bonus.
Forza Horizon 6 Car Pass Guide
The Car Pass is Forza Horizon 6's one big paid car add-on. It costs $29.99 (about £29.99 / 29.99 euro) as a standalone purchase, and it comes free with both the Deluxe Edition and Premium Edition. Premium Edition owners got early access to it from May 15, 2026, four days before the game's full May 19 launch.
Once you own the Car Pass, one new car drops into your garage automatically every week, with no challenge to win and no Wheelspin luck involved. In total, it delivers 30 cars over roughly 30 weeks, with the rollout expected to wrap up around early December 2026. If you buy the pass after some cars have already been released, you get every car that's already dropped in one go, then continue receiving new ones weekly.
The Car Pass lineup mixes hypercars, JDM legends, and race-modified classics. Confirmed additions so far include the Koenigsegg Gemera, multiple Nissan Skyline GT-R generations (including the 1998 Skyline GT-R 40th Anniversary), Mad Mike's modified Mazda 808 wagon, the Audi R8, and the Toyota GR Corolla. Playground Games reveals the list gradually rather than all at once, so the back half of the schedule fills in week by week.
Quick Comparison: Top 5 Fastest Cars
| Car | Class | Standout Stat | Best For | Our Pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nissan GT-R Black Edition (FE) | Rare Forza Edition | 304.8 mph top speed | Bragging rights | #1 Fastest |
| Hennessey Venom F5 | S2 Hypercar | Perfect Speed stat | Easy 300+ mph driving | #2 All-Round |
| Aston Martin Valhalla | Hypercar | 1,042 bhp stock | Drag builds | #3 Power |
| Koenigsegg Jesko | Hypercar | Perfect Speed stat | Speed traps | #4 |
| Toyota AE86 Trueno (FE) | Tunable JDM Icon | Best tuned top speed | Building & tuning | #5 |
