Forza Horizon 4 Season Change: A Summer of Tire Smoke

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Forza Horizon 4 Season Change: A Summer of Tire Smoke

This article was published by Gary Slater (@AudiMan2011) on September 24th, 2020 in the Forza Horizon 4 category.

 

[strela]

A good opportunity to use my Pulsar again. I wish they could use some more community tracks in those championships from time to time.. Those were fun in the past.

 

[ELmarcotuff]

Wow, its like they know exactly the cars I want that I missed out on again. So excited to get the new renault megane (not sarcasm). With all the new lexus stuff coming to

 

[UKMikey]

I missed the Rimac last time, so I'm glad to get another chance to snag one.

 

[VXR]

An awful car to drive, but getting to use a Pulsar to win it was worth it. Those pops on the overrun, man!

 

[stupidstormy36]

My Pulsar was pretty OP in its races. Faster than the rest in a straight line and handled as well if not better than the rest of field. Not sure why. I only have it on Pro difficulty, could that be why?

Anyone else see that in winter, the '96 Chevy Impala is listed as a new exclusive car? Typo?

 

[VXR]

My Pulsar was pretty OP in its races. Faster than the rest in a straight line and handled as well if not better than the rest of field. Not sure why. I only have it on Pro difficulty, could that be why?

Anyone else see that in winter, the '96 Chevy Impala is listed as a new exclusive car? Typo?

It was pretty OP on highly skilled, too. However, I think it has that weight advantage and Japanese turbo magic that allows it to punch above its weight on medium to high-rev tracks, which is ideal for the races provided.