Forza Motorsport 6 Car List

[symo63]

...so is every week going to be the same bleating for Aussie cars, or no?

It's understood: Aussies like Aussie cars. It should also be understood we're just over the halfway mark of the reveal. C'mon, guys; complain after you find out there's none. Not that there will be - there's a couple already in FM5, it's unlikely they've been cut.

Sorry my bad. I will settle down now.

 

[05XR8]

...so is every week going to be the same bleating for Aussie cars, or no?

It's understood: Aussies like Aussie cars. It should also be understood we're just over the halfway mark of the reveal. C'mon, guys; complain after you find out there's none. Not that there will be - there's a couple already in FM5, it's unlikely they've been cut.

...but... but... I'm North American. From The BX even...

 

[symo63]

...but... but... I'm North American. From The BX even...

PM your Gamertag mate and I will add you on XBL.

 

[GranTurismo guy]

Ugh...

Can we please get the better GSX for once?

What exactly is the difference?

 

[GroupB]

What exactly is the difference?

Mid-cycle facelift.

 

[ELmarcotuff]

sorry for being a noob, but how many cars did they say there will be?

 

[Ryan81]

To be fair, Holden are only one company and not that well known outside of Australia and car fanatics so it's probably no wonder they are not that well represented although I do like them.

 

[GranTurismo guy]

sorry for being a noob, but how many cars did they say there will be?

Over 450. Buts it's clearly closer to 500.

 

[FerrariF1GT]

This week's reveal: -7.8-Too much Fords-IGN

Jokes aside, that was a great reveal. Lime Rock should not be underestimated by its short length and few corners.

 

[SimTourist]

It's really shaping up to be the biggest Forza yet, just pure numbers:
1. 26 tracks. FM3 had 24, 2 of them were test tracks, 3 were using the same location - Montserrat. Forza 4 had 26 too, but again 3 of them were using Montserrat as their setting. So in terms of unique tracks Forza 6 is gonna be ahead. Plus night and rain add variety too. Plus potentially we'll see track expansions similar to Forza 5.
2. 450+ cars at launch. Forza 3 had 440 cars at launch, but if you look at the list there's a fair bit of duplicate racing cars, Forza 6 has some too, but I think overall it has more unique models in the roster. Forza 4 has 483 cars without DLC, so it's only slightly ahead.
3. It still feels like this gen is just starting to kick into gear so probably we'll see another one or two FM entries before next xbox is introduced, it's exciting to think how much content the last forza of this gen will have, considering they're already topping the pinnacle of their last gen offerings.

 

[symo63]

It's really shaping up to be the biggest Forza yet, just pure numbers:
1. 26 tracks. FM3 had 24, 2 of them were test tracks, 3 were using the same location - Montserrat. Forza 4 had 26 too, but again 3 of them were using Montserrat as their setting. So in terms of unique tracks Forza 6 is gonna be ahead. Plus night and rain add variety too. Plus potentially we'll see track expansions similar to Forza 5.
2. 450+ cars at launch. Forza 3 had 440 cars at launch, but if you look at the list there's a fair bit of duplicate racing cars, Forza 6 has some too, but I think overall it has more unique models in the roster. Forza 4 has 483 cars without DLC, so it's only slightly ahead.
3. It still feels like this gen is just starting to kick into gear so probably we'll see another one or two FM entries before next xbox is introduced, it's exciting to think how much content the last forza of this gen will have, considering they're already topping the pinnacle of their last gen offerings.

Can't wait. Keep watching the E3 trailer. Great song that fits the game.

 

[HAL20XX]

What exactly is the difference?

Most notable is the front bumper, side skirts, wheels, and the infamous spoiler. I lusted after the GSX and the Integra Type-R in the '90s (there were some serious fanboy wars between these two cars).

What we have:

Versus this:

 

[ELmarcotuff]

It's really shaping up to be the biggest Forza yet, just pure numbers:
1. 26 tracks. FM3 had 24, 2 of them were test tracks, 3 were using the same location - Montserrat. Forza 4 had 26 too, but again 3 of them were using Montserrat as their setting. So in terms of unique tracks Forza 6 is gonna be ahead. Plus night and rain add variety too. Plus potentially we'll see track expansions similar to Forza 5.
2. 450+ cars at launch. Forza 3 had 440 cars at launch, but if you look at the list there's a fair bit of duplicate racing cars, Forza 6 has some too, but I think overall it has more unique models in the roster. Forza 4 has 483 cars without DLC, so it's only slightly ahead.
3. It still feels like this gen is just starting to kick into gear so probably we'll see another one or two FM entries before next xbox is introduced, it's exciting to think how much content the last forza of this gen will have, considering they're already topping the pinnacle of their last gen offerings.

I just hope more cars from FM4 get carried over.... I want my altezza back...

 

[Marqus]

Most notable is the front bumper, side skirts, wheels, and the infamous spoiler. I lusted after the GSX and the Integra Type-R in the '90s (there were some serious fanboy wars between these two cars).

What we have:

Versus this:

Maybe there'll be a bodykit for it. If the Bentley Continental can have it's GT3 bodykit, anything's possible.

 

[HAL20XX]

Maybe there'll be a bodykit for it. If the Bentley Continental can have it's GT3 bodykit, anything's possible.

You would think they would be all over that, but they haven't bothered since they first introduced it in FM1.

 

[GroupB]

You would think they would be all over that, but they haven't bothered since they first introduced it in FM1.

The 3D model hasn't changed since FM1 either, and parts of it are pretty bad, like the comically oversized turbo bump on the hood.

 

[McLaren]

Updated models would be nice, but I wouldn't bet on it. The Zonda R is still in its original configuration despite Pagani having added several new aero work.

 

[Overdrive003]

Updated models would be nice, but I wouldn't bet on it. The Zonda R is still in its original configuration despite Pagani having added several new aero work.

Well, the Zonda R has yet to be confirmed for FM6. If it is (and I really hope it is), then maybe we could get the Zonda R Revolution

 

[RandomCarGuy17]

Ah, I'm pleased to see that most of the Fords from FH2 & FM5 are going to be in FM6. Though, I still hope to see a newer Falcon in the game.

 

[McLaren]

Well, the Zonda R has yet to be confirmed for FM6. If it is (and I really hope it is), then maybe we could get the Zonda R Revolution

It doesn't even have to be the Revolucion or Evolution. The car as it is has been the same since it was first showcased in FM3 (2009) in its original debut configuration.

At Geneva 2009, the car debuted a new spoiler & minor revisions.

The following year, more aerodynamic changes were, most noticeably, the large front intakes.

The Evolution was once again a showcase of aero changes that included a large rear fin, 2 more larger splitters in the front & a tiny spoiler under the main one.

The Revolucion is merely the same sort of updated version, but it's hard to really showcase the differences. I get that the car isn't confirmed yet, but for the sake of if it will be returning, it would be nice to see it updated to at least some spec. post-2010-2012 where most of the large changes were made. The original configuration we've had ever since FM3 just no longer exists in real life.

 

[willbsn13]

From yesterdays Week In Review Article: "this week we decided to group together all the remaining Ford cars that will launch on September 15"
http://www.forzamotorsport.net/en-us/news/wir_7_24_15

Uhhhhhh...What about the updated V8 Supercars that Dan talked about? Will there be no Ford V8 Supercar in the game? Im also guessing the 2017 Ford GTE Le Man will be DLC then.

Still 35 Fords though. Pretty impressive. Thanks to Mclaren at Forzacentral for pointing this out

 

[GranTurismo guy]

Ah, I'm pleased to see that most of the Fords from FH2 & FM5 are going to be in FM6. Though, I still hope to see a newer Falcon in the game.

Not all of them?

 

[RandomCarGuy17]

Not all of them?

Neither of the Falcons from FM5 are present.

 

[GranTurismo guy]

Neither of the Falcons from FM5 are present.

Oh. Did notice it wasn't in fh2.

But then again, the '65 mustang wasn't in either.

 

[ClydeYellow]

2014 Audi #67 Rotek Racing S3 Saloon

Notable racer and Jalopnik contributor Robb Holland was the first American driver to compete in a full season of the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). With the help of Nürburgring-based Rotek Racing, Holland fielded the #67 Audi S3 Saloon in last year’s BTCC. Holland’s goals for the season were humble, given each race would be the first time he had seen many of the BTCC’s race tracks. Holland and Rotek placed in the top twenty more than once, fighting through unfortunate on-track incidents to earn some well-deserved points by the end of the season. For Forza fans, this BTCC racer is ready to relive its track time at Brand’s Hatch, charging forward from any spot on the grid.

2014 Toyota #80 Speedworks Motorsport Avensis

Speedworks Motorsport have seen success in the Ginetta G50 Cup, British GT4 and the British GT Championship, to name a few notable series. The husband-and-wife team of Christian and Amy Dick debuted their first Next Generation Touring car in 2011 and climbed their new car’s steep learning curve. By 2014 the team had doubled in size and taken on promising young Ginetta driver Tom Ingram. A mostly trouble-free 2014 season saw the #80 score points in nine of 12 races, including two top-ten finishes. The Toyota Avensis is a large four-door saloon that isn’t available in North America. In its British Touring Car Championship guise, you can experience what has made the Avensis race car such a success in Europe and Japan.

2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo
1965 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe
2000 Nissan Silvia Spec-R
1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205
1992 Honda NSX-R
1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SD-455
2002 Camaro 35th Anniversary
2014 Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG
2012 Ultima GTR
2013 Bentley Continental GT Speed
1997 Land Rover Defender 90
2014 Audi #67 Rotek Racing S3 Saloon
2014 Toyota #80 Speedworks Motorsport Avensis
2014 Honda #2 Castrol Honda Civic WTCC
2014 Honda #5 Zengo Motorsport Civic WTCC
2014 Toyota #20 United Autosports Avensis
2014 Toyota #11 Handy Motorsport Avensis
1991 Ferrari 512 TR
2011 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe
1992 Volkswagen Golf Gti 16v Mk2
1992 Alfa Romeo 155 Q4
1987 Buick Regal GNX
2011 BMW Z4 sDrive35is
2013 Lexus GS350 F Sport
1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale
1980 Renault 5 Turbo
2015 Jaguar XFR-S
2012 Chrysler 300 SRT8
2013 Mazda MX-5
1994 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta
1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee
1993 Jaguar XJ220
1992 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4
1990 Subaru Legacy RS
2002 Acura RSX Type-S
2003 Audi RS 6
1991 GMC Syclone
1973 Mazda RX-3
1995 BMW M5 E34


BTCC/WTCC cars, the return of the Alfa 155, and a mention of Ginetta which is making me quite hopeful. What an interesting week!

 

[eminem09494]

OMG!!! BTCC!!!

 

[Overdrive003]

Touring cars! This is fantastic! Glad to see the 155 back as well!

 

[SlipZtrEm]

What the?! They're early by a day!

Whoa, the 2003 RS6? That's a surprise.

 

[Rob192005]

XFR-S and XJ220 <3.

 

[Myles Prower]