FH6 Update 3 gives the garage a proper shake-up, with new cars arriving alongside fixes that should change how races and the wider economy feel. If you keep an eye on the latest FH6 Cars, there is plenty to chase this month. The biggest free reward is the 2024 Lamborghini Temerario, which requires 80 Festival Playlist points to unlock. It replaces the Huracán as Lamborghini's new V8-powered hybrid supercar, using three electric motors to push output to roughly 900 horsepower. That sounds wild on paper, but the real question is how it handles once players start tuning it. The update also brings back the 1984 De Tomaso Pantera GT5, a car many long-time fans will recognise straight away. Its sharp bodywork and old-school Ford V8 give it a character that modern hypercars simply can't copy.

More Italian Metal For The Garage

The Playlist rewards don't stop with the Temerario and Pantera. The Lamborghini Huracán Evo Spider joins them, giving open-top fans another reason to work through the weekly challenges. Several familiar Italian names are returning too, including the Pagani Huayra R, Ferrari Roma, and Lancia 037. They aren't new to the Forza series, but that hardly makes them less useful. A returning car can still fill a gap in a collection, offer a fresh build, or become the perfect choice for a themed event. The Lancia, in particular, should appeal to players who prefer rally machinery with a bit of history behind it. You'll need to keep checking the Playlist, though. These rewards won't sit around forever, and missing one can mean waiting for another rotation.

Car Pass Adds Variety

The next Car Pass batch takes a different route. The 2003 Aston Martin DB7 brings grand-touring style, while the 1972 Nissan Patrol looks ready for dirt roads and rougher cross-country events. Don't be surprised if the Patrol becomes a sleeper pick once the community works out its best upgrades. Classic SUVs often become much more capable after a few suspension and drivetrain changes. The 2024 Toyota Prius is the oddball of the group, and that's exactly why people are already talking about it. Players will want to know whether it supports serious visual and mechanical customisation, from widebody parts to engine swaps. The 1972 Honda Z GT rounds out the set with a much smaller, lighter feel. It should suit players who enjoy nimble cars rather than big horsepower builds.

The Italian Exotic Pack Goes Bigger

Premium Edition owners get four more cars through the Italian Exotic Car Pack. The list includes the Ferrari F80, Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm, Alfa Romeo SE048SP, and Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Spider. These cars cover a wide spread, from advanced hybrid performance to rare classic design. The F80 will likely attract leaderboard hunters, although its speed won't mean much if the tune is difficult to control. The Giulia GTAm should be easier to place into regular road events, especially for drivers who like a car that feels lively rather than overwhelming. Meanwhile, the SE048SP and 275 GTB/4 Spider bring the sort of history that makes a collection feel personal. They're cars you might take out simply because you enjoy seeing them in the garage.

Racing, Credits, And Creative Tools

Update 3 also tackles some long-standing frustrations. AI drivers should be less likely to smash into the brakes during corners, so close races may feel less random. The Auction House now allows rare vehicles to reach a 20-million-credit selling limit, which gives collectors more room to trade valuable finds. Several AFK credit exploits have been removed, meaning players will have to earn money through actual events and smart buying. Leaderboards affected by drag-tire physics problems are also set for a reset, giving competitive racers a cleaner starting point. Creative players get 52 new EventLab props, including containers, signs, and other track-building pieces. With another update already teased for next month, including an open-world Time Attack circuit, players looking to buy Forza Horizon 6 Super Wheelspins may want to plan their garage spending before the next set of rewards arrives.