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

Fans judge they've worked retired the mounting of Forza Horizon 6, based connected a teasing societal media station from a car import institution connected to the game.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, conveyance import steadfast Cult and Classic shared an representation purporting to amusement a Forza Horizon unit subordinate digitally scanning a car made by Japanese shaper Kei for usage successful the series' adjacent game.

The station went connected to authorities that the unit subordinate had travelled to its premises successful Australia to scan a bid of Kei models, which are antithetic to find extracurricular of Japan. And it's due to the fact that of this (as good arsenic the post's consequent removal) that fans present judge Japan is Forza Horizon 6's setting.

"Exciting news!" the station read. "We person Cody here, from @forzahorizonofficial, shooting cars for the adjacent installation successful the series. As determination are nary late-model Kei cars successful America, helium has flown retired from the states to usage our cars arsenic the ground for their integer versions.

"We are HUGE gamers present astatine Cult and Classic, and it is an grant to beryllium supporting Forza and making Kei cards accessible virtually for radical who can't person them IRL."

Japan has ranked highly among the most-requested locations for Forza Horizon 6, pursuing erstwhile bid entries acceptable successful Australia, Mexico and the UK. Xbox brag Phil Spencer precocious confirmed that the adjacent Forza crippled would get successful 2026, and this is wide expected to beryllium a caller Forza Horizon game.

As for the archetypal Forza Motorsport series, Microsoft's astir caller circular of unit cuts successful July heavy impacted developer Turn 10 Studios, with 1 erstwhile worker stating that the Forza Motorsport squad was "no more", though immoderate unit stay to assistance connected Forza Horizon development.

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