Saved garage list
Members can save candidate cars, class targets, and personal notes once traffic shows repeat interest.
Car database MVP
Forza Horizon 6 car list and database
This first database slice starts with 10 Japan-focused cars from the official Forza Horizon 6 car list. Each page has class, PI, acquisition, tune direction, and testing status.
10
car pages
Japan-focused launch slice with individual detail pages.
3
manufacturers
Toyota, Honda, and Mazda manufacturer paths are linked.
4
class hubs
B, A, S1, and S2 hubs connect cars back to tuning paths.
How to read this database
Start with the car role, then open the car page for starter, road, alternate, weekly, and FAQ notes. Candidate labels stay visible until real route testing is added.
Role first
Class next
Preset link
Testing status
Official list first, tuning database second
Forza.net is the canonical source for the revealed car list. Apex Tune Hub turns selected cars into tune pages only when they have useful class, route, settings, or weekly-event value.
Broad car-list route
Forza car list hub
Use the broader route for FH5/FH6 car-list searches before opening FH6-specific rows.
Open source
Official source
Forza.net car list
Use the official table for the complete revealed model list, then use Apex pages for tuning context.
Open source
Last official update
19 May 2026
Forza.net marks the FH6 car list as updated on launch day, with future Series additions expected.
Open source
Expansion watch
Car Pass and rewards
The official list notes Car Pass and Reward cars coming in June and July, so this database should update in waves.
Open source
Browse by role, not just by name
Most players arrive with a problem: road grip, drift control, or a weekly restriction. These role groups point them to the right hub before they choose a specific car.
Road and handling
Start here for clean apexes, braking stability, and A/S1 class road builds.
10 matching cars
Street and drift
Use these cars when rotation, throttle control, and transition recovery matter.
7 matching cars
Weekly and starter
Keep a safe version ready for seasonal restrictions and quick playlist coverage.
9 matching cars
Browse by class
Database update queue
This keeps the car database useful as new confirmed cars, weekly restrictions, and tested tune notes arrive.
Add verified source changes before changing car names, PI, or acquisition notes.
Choose upgrade order, tire compound, and swap direction before turning a candidate into a recommended build.
Attach one best-car hub, one setup guide, and one preset or calculator path to each useful role.
Move a car from candidate to tested only after repeatable route notes are available.
When a car appears in Car Pass or Weekly Playlist content, link both pages back to the car detail page.
Coverage areaCurrent dataNext expansion
Core metadataMake, model, year, type, class, PIAdd release source freshness and patch notes when official data changes.
Tune metadataBest use and first tune directionAttach matched preset URLs, tune-code status, and route-specific notes.
Discovery metadataClass hubs, manufacturer hubs, and role groupsAdd searchable filters once the database grows beyond the starter slice.
Update metadataCandidate and needs-testing labelsTrack last-tested date, weekly use, and source verification status.
Testing status legend
These labels keep the database transparent while it grows from a starter slice into tested recommendations.
candidate
A good starting page with role, class, and tune direction, but not enough route evidence yet.
needs-testing
A car worth keeping visible, but the next update should add a route, class, or handling note.
tested
Future state: the car has repeatable route notes, setup evidence, and a clear reason to recommend it.
Garage database view
Make the car list feel like a working garage database.
The free page should let players scan class, PI, role, source, tune direction, and testing status quickly. The same structure can become saved garage lists, car comparisons, preset attachments, and route-test history later.
CarClassRoleSourceTune pathStatus
2025 Toyota GR GT PrototypeS1 771Road racing candidateAutoshow or WheelspinStart with a stable S1 road tune, then adjust aero, alignment, and gearing after testing.candidate2020 Toyota GR SupraA 616Street and drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinUse the drift calculator for RWD builds or a balanced A-class road baseline.candidate2022 Toyota GR86B 556Beginner handling and drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinKeep the car light and responsive. Test B or A class before adding too much power.candidate1985 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT ApexD 376Touge and lightweight drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinBuild gradually into C, B, or A class. Preserve rotation before chasing power.candidate1998 Toyota Supra RZB 529Street, drag, and drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinDecide on drag, drift, or street before upgrades. Gearing direction matters early.candidate1992 Honda NSX-RB 529Handling and road racing candidateAutoshow or WheelspinStart with a balanced B or A class road tune and test mid-corner stability.candidate2005 Honda NSX-RB 570A class road candidateAutoshow or WheelspinTune for clean rotation and braking confidence before pushing into higher classes.candidate2003 Honda S2000B 503Touge, street, and drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinKeep gearing responsive and avoid overpowering the chassis before testing.candidate1992 Mazda RX-7B 511Drift and street candidateAutoshow or WheelspinTest a drift setup and a street setup separately. Do not mix both goals in one baseline.candidate1997 Mazda RX-7B 545Street and drift candidateAutoshow or WheelspinUse controlled power upgrades first, then refine differential and gearing.candidateCar comparison rows
Class, PI, role, tune direction, and status are enough to compare two candidate cars cleanly.
Preset attachment
Each useful car can attach a baseline preset URL before a real in-game code is verified.
Testing history
The future paid layer should track route, date, patch, screenshot, and setup version per car.
Track Toys
2025 Toyota GR GT Prototype
Road racing candidate
Start with a stable S1 road tune, then adjust aero, alignment, and gearing after testing.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateToyota
Modern Sports Cars
2020 Toyota GR Supra
Street and drift candidate
Use the drift calculator for RWD builds or a balanced A-class road baseline.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateToyota
Modern Sports Cars
2022 Toyota GR86
Beginner handling and drift candidate
Keep the car light and responsive. Test B or A class before adding too much power.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateToyota
Retro Sports Cars
1985 Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT Apex
Touge and lightweight drift candidate
Build gradually into C, B, or A class. Preserve rotation before chasing power.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateToyota
Retro Sports Cars
1998 Toyota Supra RZ
Street, drag, and drift candidate
Decide on drag, drift, or street before upgrades. Gearing direction matters early.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateToyota
Retro Sports Cars
1992 Honda NSX-R
Handling and road racing candidate
Start with a balanced B or A class road tune and test mid-corner stability.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateHonda
Retro Sports Cars
2005 Honda NSX-R
A class road candidate
Tune for clean rotation and braking confidence before pushing into higher classes.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateHonda
Retro Sports Cars
2003 Honda S2000
Touge, street, and drift candidate
Keep gearing responsive and avoid overpowering the chassis before testing.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateHonda
Retro Sports Cars
1992 Mazda RX-7
Drift and street candidate
Test a drift setup and a street setup separately. Do not mix both goals in one baseline.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateMazda
Retro Sports Cars
1997 Mazda RX-7
Street and drift candidate
Use controlled power upgrades first, then refine differential and gearing.
Autoshow or WheelspincandidateMazda
Candidate labels stay visible
A car should only be marked tested when route notes, setup direction, and weekly usefulness are repeatable.
Every car needs a tune path
The detail page should lead to one guide, one calculator or preset, and one comparison hub.
Weekly links come back here
When a reward or Car Pass vehicle appears, link the weekly page back to the matching car detail page.
Future garage product paths
The free car database should create useful SEO traffic first. These are the natural member features to build only after the car pages show repeat usage.
Save a favorite car
Future paid layer: let users save cars, notes, and preferred class targets after traffic appears.
Compare two candidates
Turn class, PI, role, tune direction, and testing status into a comparison workflow.
Export a garage plan
Let weekly players export a safe road car, drift car, rally car, and speed/drag option.
FAQ
What is in the Apex Tune Hub FH6 car database?
The first database slice focuses on Japan-related cars from the official Forza Horizon 6 car list with stock class, PI, acquisition, best use, tune direction, and transparent testing status.
Is this the full official Forza Horizon 6 car list?
No. Apex Tune Hub links the official Forza.net list and keeps a smaller working database for cars that have useful tune, class, and route notes.
Are these FH6 car recommendations final?
No. Pages marked candidate or needs-testing are starting points until route notes, tune screenshots, and weekly event results are added.
How should I use a car page?
Pick the car role first: starter build, road tune, drift setup, alternate preset, or weekly event use. Then choose the upgrade order before opening the matching calculator or guide.
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