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Spring has blossomed! This week in Forza Horizon 4 is your chance to drive the 1991 Peugeot 205 Rallye, a front-wheel drive retro hot hatch homologated to compete in rally sports.
Looking for even more rally racing goodness? Check out Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure
This week’s Festival Playlist events and rewards are available until Thursday, August 22. Check out the unlocks below and if you’re looking for players to join your Convoy, head on over on the Forza Forums.
Get ready for snowfall and icy roads all over Britain as the Winter season sets in. This week the 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R invites Horizon Festival drivers to experience the final evolution of the Starion breed and the last rear-wheel drive turbocharged Mitsubishi to date.
In addition, check out the 1975 Citroën DS 23. This French-bred front-wheel drive car is a timeless classic delivers an incredibly smooth on-road experience – even over the bumpiest rugged roads. 
Autumn leaves scatter along the British roads as this week brings another opportunity to unlock exclusive cars and cosmetics on the Festival Playlist, most notably headlined by the 1999 Ford Racing Puma, a front-wheel drive retro rally car by the American automotive giant sold exclusively in the UK.
You can drive the Puma around its distant homeland by unlocking it in the Cool Cats Seasonal Championship, available alongside this week’s other Festival Playlist events and rewards until Thursday, August 8: 
Series 77 will be Forza Horizon 4’s final Festival Playlist. This means, the following four weeks will be your last chance to unlock achievements such as “Encore?”, “Cashing in”, and “Perfectionist”. If you want to know more about the changes Forza Horizon 4 will go through, read our blog with more details.
This week’s car rewards include the 1992 GMC Typhoon with incredible acceleration, tenacious grip, and an astounding 280 horsepower through its 4.3-liter GM 4300 V6 intercooled turbocharger. It’s an AWD performance SUV that packs a serious punch! Then feel true power with the spectacular 2019 Bugatti Divo, an AWD track-focused hypercar capable of 236mph with increased handling, braking, and agility.
SERIES REWARDS: 
Spring has blossomed in Forza Horizon 4 with the final week of Series 75 featuring a classic Porsche race car that’s just begging to be driven around the country roads of historic Britain.
The 906 weighed in at less than 1,300 pounds before adding fluids and is fitted with a 210-horsepower carbureted flat-six. Though only 65 models were produced to meet the FIA homologation standards, you can now recreate its legendary races or gaze in wonderment at the detail of its timeless design while taking it for a spin across the scenic British countryside.
Commuter Blues is a Showcase Remix twist on The Flying Scotsman where you’ll be racing the iconic steam locomotive while behind the wheel of a 2019 Porsche Macan Turbo. Spring Games are on the menu with the hard-to-find 2018 MINI John Cooper Works Countryman available for simply participating.
It’s a battle of iconic car groupings in the Seasonal Championships. Get ready to race and unlock the 2018 Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5 that’s fitted with a unique custom widebody kit and a 460 horsepower Coyote V8 in Mustang vs. Mustang; the 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport 396 which features a rip-roaring four-speed option 375-horsepower V8 in Muscle vs. Import; and the unique, charmful and high-performant 1988 BMW M5 Forza Edition, a car that produces 286 horsepower through its naturally-aspirated inline-six engine in Touring Masters.
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