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Forza Horizon 6 players can now claim free prize cars after Playground Games discovered an issue with one of the game’s Festival Playlist challenges.
The developer has confirmed that all players will receive a free 1987 Nissan Be-1 following a bug involving the Series 1 Week 2 Festival Playlist. The issue centers around the “Tokyo City Food Delivery” challenge, which was unexpectedly available to some players a week earlier than expected.
Because this challenge appeared ahead of schedule, affected players were unable to receive the playlist rewards that were supposed to be included in it. Rather than limiting compensation to those who experience the bug, Playground Games has decided to give away prize cars to the entire community.
In a post on social media, the studio confirmed that anyone who launches Forza Horizon 6 before June 18, 2026, will be able to claim the vehicle. Players just need to start the game and check their My Horizon Message Center, where the rewards are waiting to be redeemed.
The 1987 Nissan Be-1 is a unique retro hatchback that is part of the in-game Eclectic Domestics collection, making it a useful addition for collectors looking to fill their garage. While these may not be the fastest or most desirable cars in the game, free cars are rarely turned down by Horizon players.
These rewards also mean players don’t have to worry about completing the affected Festival Playlist challenges to get their rewards. If you’ve already explored Horizon’s weekly content or haven’t yet started tackling every playlist destination, you can still add Nissan to your collection with a little effort.
With Forza Horizon 6’s live service content now underway, Playground Games is expected to continue rolling out weekly Festival Playlist updates packed with new challenges, rewards, and seasonal events. This latest problem may have happened earlier than expected, but at least it resulted in free cars for everyone.
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