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Your first option includes the very first sports car ever produced by Toyota, the famously nicknamed Yota-Hachi, the 1965 Toyota Sports 800! Right by its side stands a customized version of a retro Porsche, the 1964 Porsche 356 Emory Special. 
Their first fierce opponent displays its maker’s rally legacy in its lights, body, and name: the 1968 Lancia Fulvia Coupé Rallye 1.6 HF. Partnering up with the Fulvia, is another car used to racing and to the podium: 1955 Porsche 550A Spyder! 
Vote for your favorite pair of small sportsters this week!
By far one of the biggest technological improvements added to the car was its gearbox. It was mounted in the back of the car to provide smoother and faster gear changes (specially when the car was in Sports Mode). The gearbox also had control over each of the four individual suspensions. This was also the first time an F1-style gearbox was fitted on a V12 road Ferrari. 
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There’s a lot more to add to your collection this week! 
You might recognize this as the biome that was shown in the Forza Horizon 5 reveal trailer in June. It’s filled with rock formations patterned with unique striations, many of which erode into hoodoos that are only found in the canyon. Fun fact: each of the biomes have unique audio and the canyon has more echoes than any of the others.
This might be what you think of when you imagine a tropical Mexican vacation. Filled with palm trees, seagulls, white sand beaches and calm waters, it feels a lot like a postcard come to life. At least that’s the case until you reach storm season, which completely changes how you need to navigate it. Watch out for flying palm trees!
Unlike the flatter or drier farmland found in some of the previous Forza Horizon games, these rolling hills are filled with lush vegetation, fruit-bearing trees, and wide, shallow rivers. You’ll have plenty of fences to smash through and picturesque homesteads to explore while you’re cruising through here.
As you might suspect given the name, this biome is full of dry grasses on rolling hills and plains, providing plenty of open spaces to drive across if you feel like off-roading. One of the coolest features in this biome is a lake that actually dries up in the winter season, opening up shortcuts via fast passages and secret areas.
Filled with lush, dense vegetation and towering trees that let beautiful rays of sun through the canopy, this biome also sports some impressive waterfalls and winding rivers. There are also a number of hidden temples in this area, all of which are based on real locations in Mexico.
In a first for the Forza Horizon series, Forza Horizon 5 features a cactus desert that’s full of towering saguaros. There are also a number of rock formations and rock piles that are unique to the area. As the name implies, it’s full of life and features plenty of flowers and wildlife.
While the tropical coast features lots of trees and vegetation, this one has a completely different vibe. Since there aren’t many trees, you’ll get a full view of the ocean and some excellent views of the sun setting at the end of the day. As a bonus to all you golfers out there, you can even take a spin around (read: through) a golf course.
Full of towering sand dunes, this biome is perfect for cruising around in a buggy and carving into the sand. If you don’t feel like getting sand between your toes, many of the roads in this area feature long straightaways so there are plenty of opportunities to see how fast your favorite ride really goes.
Although a swamp might not sound like the best place for a race, this biome’s shallow waters are a great place for it. The swamp also features a lot of mangrove trees that sport very thick, interconnected roots. You can actually smash through these during races, changing the route depending on whether or not your car can handle it.
Like a number of cities in Mexico, there’s a good deal of amazing architecture and vibrant colors everywhere you look. Unlike a lot of cities, however, it features a lot of rolling hills and tunnels, making for some really fun race routes. As with the Canyon, you’ll hear plenty of echoes bouncing around the city’s tight roadways.
In another first for the Forza Horizon series, this massive mountain is situated right next to the Living Desert. It’s a very high-altitude volcano, so driving to the top is a unique experience that rewards players by seeing way off into the horizon. This is also the only place in the game that you’ll encounter snow, so be sure to pack an extra jacket.
The standard for road-legal track day cars makes up half of the first pair available for voting, the 2012 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. Its partner in racing is the definition of a power wagon: It’s more doors, more room, more strength with the 2006 Mercedes-Benz E 55 AMG Wagon. 
Standing tall in the other corner of the Backstage Vote, is the amped up version of the iconic 458 Italia, the 2012 Ferrari 458 Speciale. The Prancing Horse teams up with a German wagon proudly sporting the RS badge, the 2021 Audi RS6 Avant. 
Vote for your favorite super car + super wagon pair this week!
At the time, this car had clocked in the fastest lap time around Ferrari’s circuit in Fiorano with 1m 19s. Get ready to smash the leaderboards with the SF90! 
SERIES REWARDS 
Your first option is Horizon Rush coming with rewards such as 1965 MINI Cooper S Forza Edition, 2017 Ford #14 Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing GRC Fiesta, 2018 KTM X-Bow GT4, 2013 MINI X-Raid ALL4 Racing Countryman, 2010 Noble M600, 2018 Porsche Macan LPR Rally Raid. 
You could also vote for Midnights at Horizon which brings 2018 DeBerti Ford Mustang GT, 021 Audi RS 7 Sportback, 2021 Audi RS 6 Avant, 2022 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing, 2021 Lexus LC 500, 2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing as rewards! 
Here’s the car that started Nissan’s Pike Car line. A car that you could get and feel all warm and cozy: the 1987 Nissan BE1.
Available for purchase only by reservation, the 1989 Nissan S-Cargo is the Pike car meant for commercial use.
Travel back to the late 80s and witness how fast orders for the 1989 Nissan Pao were made; they sold out in just three months with 51,667 applications for the unit.
Sold only in Nissan Cherry Stores back in the days of girl groups and grunge, the 1991 Nissan Figaro is a tiny, retro, convertible car built with a dash of luxury and extravagance.
Not only is Horizon Realms
Unlock these four new reward cars by earning Accolades on each of the 12 Realms available in this new update. This collection of rewards comes with amazing power and perhaps more wheels than you expected. 
The raging bull goes hybrid with the latest addition to its exotic hyper car collection: the 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto. 
Lamborghini takes to the dirt with the 2023 Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato! The Italian brand’s icon of the roads gets off-roading modifications to take the dirt roads by storm. 
The ultimate Lotus experience has arrived at the Horizon Festival with the 2018 Lotus Exige Cup 430, an even stronger and loonier version of the Exige. 
Trumpeting its way towards the Horizon Festival comes a speed behemoth with a prehistoric attitude. The 2022 Hennessey Mammoth 6x6 is the bulkier and meaner version of the RAM TRX built by Hennessey’s mad scientists. 
First, a glimpse into the future of Porsche GT4 race cars, the 2021 Porsche Mission R. This electrifying racer teams up with a modern classic hatchback: the 2016 Abarth 695 Biposto! Not only is the Biposto quite a looker, but it is also the fastest road legal Abarth ever made! 
Their opponents are no mire glimmers! Leading this team comes the 2016 NIO EP9, a car packing a whopping 1341 bhp. The Chinese wonder has partnered up with a French favorite, the 2010 Renault Clio R.S, one of the best-selling cars of its category! 
Who will you vote for? Make sure your voice is heard in the comments and on the Backstage Voting section in-game!
The final week of the Horizon Wilds Takeover features a legendary rally car to add to your garage: the 1986 Lancia Delta S4. It might resemble a regular, road Delta, but on the inside this car’s rally legacy really shows. 
This week is also your final opportunity to unlock the 2021 SIERRA Cars 700R. It’s your overall series reward for 160 PTS and is built to take on the most extreme, challenging dirt courses. The 700R builds upon the RX3 with improved handling and stability in a faster, more lightweight and affordable package. It’s the perfect choice for racing on the Horizon Baja circuit in the desert, where its quick pace and agility are certain to leave your rivals behind in trails of dust! 
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