Forza Horizon 6 Series 4 includes five new cars and stadium time attack

Forza Horizon 6 Series 4 includes five new cars and stadium time attack A new series for Forza Horizon 6 is about to begin, Mascot Party, with a mix of new and returning cars to unlock through the festival playlist, plus the return of the evolving world stadium. Forza Horizon 6, Series 4, Mascot Party is here, with new cars, old cars, more EventLab props (becuase you always need more props…) and the stadium’s first evolving world usage. As ever, there’s a new Festival Playlist, with four weeks of fresh challenges. Two new badges (Mascot Badge and Shimanoyama Heat Badge) and two new horns (Mascot and Fus-Roh-Dah!) can be obtained, alongside fresh vehicles. First up, there’s the tiny Honda N600, which, as you may guess from its name, has a 600cc (air-cooled) engine. It’s new to the Forza franchise and should fit right into the Japanese landscape. What won’t is the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 from 2024. The V8 ‘motor is a mild update from the existing 2017-spec car already in the open-world driving game. It’s also technically new to Forza. New to Forza Horizon 6, but copied from Forza Motorsport, is the open-bodied ExomotiveExocet Sport V8 XP-5. Then there’s the Toyota Celica GT, which is returning from prior Forza Horizon games. However, based on the one supplied screenshot (and zero details), it looks like this model has been re-made for Horizon 6, with greater headlight detail. The final new-to-Horizon 6, which is a straightforward return from past instalments, is the Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R. Toyota Celica GTMitsubishi Starion ESI-R All of these cars can be earned through the Festival Playlist challenges over the next four weeks. There are five more cars, all listed below, which are already in the game. The Renault, Datsun, Abarth and Toyota MR2 were all seen in