Forza Horizon 6 Location Leaked by Car Import Company, Fans Believe

Fans believe they’ve worked out the setting of Forza Horizon 6, based on a teasing social media post from a car import company connected to the game.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, vehicle import firm Cult and Classic shared an image purporting to show a Forza Horizon staff member digitally scanning a car made by Japanese manufacturer Kei for use in the series’ next game.

The post went on to state that the staff member had travelled to its premises in Australia to scan a series of Kei models, which are unusual to find outside of Japan. And it’s because of this (as well as the post’s subsequent removal) that fans now believe Japan is Forza Horizon 6’s setting.

“Exciting news!” the post read. “We have Cody here, from @forzahorizonofficial, shooting cars for the next installation in the series. As there are no late-model Kei cars in America, he has flown out from the states to use our cars as the basis for their digital versions.

“We are HUGE gamers here at Cult and Classic, and it is an honor to be supporting Forza and making Kei cards accessible virtually for people who can’t have them IRL.”

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Japan has ranked highly among the most-requested locations for Forza Horizon 6, following previous series entries set in Australia, Mexico and the UK. Xbox boss Phil Spencer recently confirmed that the next Forza game would arrive in 2026, and this is widely expected to be a new Forza Horizon game.

As for the original Forza Motorsport series, Microsoft’s most recent round of staff cuts in July heavily impacted developer Turn 10 Studios, with one former employee stating that the Forza Motorsport team was “no more”, though some staff remain to assist on Forza Horizon development.

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