Tokyo City – Nissan Figaro (1991)
In Tokyo, head toward the area near the iconic Rainbow Bridge. The car is parked inside a public parking lot in plain sight once you’re in the right zone. It’s one of the easier finds if you’re already exploring the city, but it can still be missed if you’re just passing through on main roads.
Nangan Region – Ford GT (2005)
This one sits in the southwestern part of the map in Nangan. You’ll want to look for a scenic coastal viewpoint area. The Ford GT is parked in a small lot overlooking the cliffs and ocean. The view is hard to miss, and the car is positioned like it belongs there, which makes it easy to overlook if you’re focused only on roads.
Ohtani Region – Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE (1985)
In Ohtani’s northwest countryside, the RX-7 is tucked near a rural setup with farmland and infrastructure. Look for a radio tower and a nearby farm building with a red structure. The car is parked close to these landmarks, slightly off the main driving routes.
Shimanoyama Region – Porsche 959 (1987)
Travel to Narai-juku, a small post town in Shimanoyama. From the stadium area, head northwest into town. The Porsche 959 is hidden in a back alley near a convenience store entrance. It’s one of those spots where slowing down and actually exploring the streets pays off.
Hokubu Region – BMW M1 (1981)
In Hokubu’s northern farmland area, this car is hidden near railway infrastructure. Look for the grey railway line near the Takashiro border, then drive under the bridge columns. The BMW M1 is parked off to the side in a quiet, easy-to-miss spot surrounded by open fields.
Ito Region – Nissan Safari Turbo (1985)
On the far eastern half of the map in Ito, you’ll find this off-road-focused vehicle sitting under a large coastal windmill. The location feels isolated, and the Safari Turbo fits perfectly with the rugged terrain around it.
Minamino Region – Dodge Charger R/T (1969)
This classic muscle car is hidden in Minamino’s rural farmland area. Search around fields and small farm roads rather than main highways. The Charger R/T is tucked away where you wouldn’t normally expect an American classic to appear in a Japanese countryside setting.
Takashiro Region – Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR (1995)
In Takashiro’s rural zone, the Evo III is located away from paved main routes. It’s hidden near old farming infrastructure and open fields. This one blends into the environment surprisingly well, so it’s easy to pass by unless you’re actively exploring side areas.
Sotoyama Region – Lancia Stratos HF Stradale (1974)
This is one of the more atmospheric finds. In the snowy northern mountains of Sotoyama, the Stratos is parked near an isolated building surrounded by snow patches. The environment is the main clue here—once you’re in heavy snow and near sparse structures, you’re close.
Collecting all nine
Treasure Cars in Forza Horizon 6 is less about speed and more about exploration. The game rewards players who step off the main roads and actually scan the environment instead of just following race markers.
What makes this set of hidden cars interesting is the variety: city parking lots, remote farms, coastal viewpoints, snowy mountain outposts, and even narrow town alleys. Each one feels placed with intention rather than randomness.
If you’re aiming for 100% completion, it’s worth taking your time with these rather than rushing through a guide list. Half the fun is spotting something unusual in the environment and realizing you’ve probably found a Treasure Car location before the game even prompts you.
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