I eased the throttle under Tokyo’s neon arch and a chest icon blinked on my radar — my stomach dropped. You tense, because every Treasure car feels like a found secret with zero cost and maximum bragging rights. Tokyo was a living circuit board, every junction a possible spark.
I’ve chased all nine Treasure cars so you won’t waste time guessing which cliff or car park hides a prize. You can use Xbox Game Pass, the Microsoft Store, or Forza Hub to patch and check versions; the Forza community on Reddit and a few YouTube creators helped me confirm spawns. Read the short directions below and pin the GPS — then go claim them.
How to find all Treasure cars in Forza Horizon 6
The in-game Tokyo map shows nine small chest icons spread across urban Tokyo and the surrounding countryside.
Treasure cars are different from Barn Finds: they appear in plain sight, ready to drive the moment you reach them. Use the map marker to set a waypoint; I recommend setting the GPS to the road directly in front of the pictured spot, then approach on foot or by car. If you prefer video guidance, cross-check with community clips on YouTube or the r/forza subreddit. The map was a treasure chest — open each icon and you get a free, usable vehicle.
Where are Treasure cars in Forza Horizon 6?
They sit across Tokyo City, Ohtani, mountain lodges, the space center and the wind-farm area. Below I list each car and the exact place where I found it — no hunting through vague pictorial clues unless you want the sport.
How do I find Treasure cars quickly?
Fast-travel to the nearest Festival Outpost or use the GPS waypoint. Approach the marked spot on the road in front of the parking area or building shown in the screenshots. If you get stuck, check Forza Hub, search videos on YouTube, or ask the Forza subreddit — community posts often add small route tips that shave minutes off your run.
Can I drive Treasure cars immediately?
Yes. Unlike Barn Finds, each Treasure car is instantly usable and adds to your garage the moment you enter the trigger zone. They’re free — just drive away or save them in your collection.
Treasure Car 1: 1991 Nissan Figaro
Parked near the Rainbow Bridge in southern Tokyo City. There’s a single car park in that region — set the GPS to the road in front of the marker and you’ll spot the Figaro in that lot.
Treasure Car 2: Dodge Charger GT
Hidden behind the golf clubhouse at the marked course. Drop the pin at the hole and drive to the back of the club — the Charger sits at the course’s end.
Treasure Car 3: Mazda RX-7
Placed in Ohtani at the radio tower complex. It’s in the parking lot between the towers — if you can see the antennae, you’ve overshot it.
Treasure Car 4: Porsche 959
Take the smaller road that splits off the main highway to reach a parking lot beside a convenience store — the Porsche waits in that lot. The store is part of the in-game photo clue, so use it as your visual anchor.
Treasure Car 5: BMW M1
The M1 sits along one of the railroad bridges in the region — if you find the tracks and a bridge that spans a small valley, you’re on the right line.
Treasure Car 6: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR
Head to the western falls area. A dirt road climbs high up the hill; the Evo sits on the same mound above the stream and waterfall.
Treasure Car 7: Lancia Stratos HF Stradale
Find the lodge house in the mountains. The Stratos is parked next to the building — if you spot a timber lodge with a small porch, you found it.
Treasure Car 8: Ford GT 2005
Drive to the far south of the map and find the Space Center. At the marked spot there’s a footpath; the Ford GT sits close to that path.
Treasure Car 9: Nissan Safari Turbo
North of the eastern wind farm, near the Minka House. If you haven’t visited the traditional house, make a detour — the Safari waits just beyond that property.
If you want to check spawn confirmations, the Forza subreddit and a few YouTube map walkthroughs helped me cross-check timing and approach. Use Forza Hub for quick screenshots and to share pins with friends on Xbox Live or Steam. Which of these will you hunt first?