FH6 Hidden Car Locations: Your Ultimate Treasure Chest Guide

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Tokyo City, Minamino, and Ohtani Regions
1991 Nissan Figaro

1991 Nissan Figaro
In Tokyo City’s southern district, head toward the open asphalt parking area with a clear view of the Rainbow Bridge in the background. The car is sitting in plain sight once you enter the lot, but it’s easy to miss if you’re just passing through on main roads.

This is one of the more straightforward finds and is a good introduction to how Treasure Cars are hidden in urban spaces.

1969 Dodge Charger R/T

1969 Dodge Charger R/T
In the Minamino region, travel to Naruo Golf Course. From the center ponds, drive east toward the small club buildings. Look behind the structures near the row of golf carts and the nearby shop area.

The Charger is tucked away behind the buildings, making it feel like a true “off the path” discovery despite being in a structured environment like a golf course.

1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE

1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE
In Ohtani, head to the northwest area near the stadium. You’ll find intersecting rural roads surrounded by tall radio antennas. From there, take the far-right dirt path at the three-way split.

The RX-7 is parked near a small house and a distinctive round silver mast. The setting feels isolated compared to the nearby infrastructure, which makes it stand out once you’re close.

Shimanoyama, Hokubu, and Takashiro Regions
1987 Porsche 959

1987 Porsche 959
In the Shimanoyama region near Narai-juku, look around the southeastern section of the village. There’s a noticeable 365 store in the area, and behind it you’ll find a small alley-style parking space.

The Porsche is tucked away in that back area, making it easy to overlook unless you deliberately explore the side paths instead of sticking to the main streets.

1981 BMW M1

1981 BMW M1
In Hokubu, head north toward the Takashiro border. Look for the railway line running across open farmland fields. Drive under the railway bridge and search near the main support pillars.

The BMW is parked close to one of these structural supports, blending into the industrial-rural transition zone beneath the tracks.

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR
In Takashiro, travel to the scenic waterfall area near the temples. Instead of going directly to the water, take the elevated dirt road on the western side.

The Evo is waiting up there, slightly hidden from the main viewing area. It fits perfectly with the rally-style identity of the surrounding terrain.

Sotoyama, Nangan, and Ito Regions
1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale

1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale
In the Sotoyama region, which is heavily covered in snow, you’ll need to explore abandoned parking areas off the main roads. Because visibility is reduced in winter conditions, it helps to systematically scan quieter corners of the map.

The Stratos is one of the more atmospheric finds due to how isolated it feels in the snowy landscape.

2005 Ford GT

2005 Ford GT
In Nangan, head to the far southwestern coastline. Follow the main coastal road until you see a branching orange off-road path on the left. Take it into a wooded parking area near a landmark with a quirky roadside mascot.

From there, continue down the dirt trail toward a cliff viewpoint. The Ford GT is parked in a scenic spot overlooking the coast, making it one of the most rewarding discoveries visually.

1985 Nissan Safari Turbo

1985 Nissan Safari Turbo
In Ito, go to the far eastern peninsula. Leave the main roads and head into the coastal fields. You’ll spot a large windmill dominating the area.

The Safari Turbo is hidden directly underneath it, emphasizing its off-road identity. It’s a fitting final discovery, especially if you’ve been using smaller sports cars up to this point.

Collecting all nine Treasure Cars in Forza Horizon 6 is less about difficulty and more about exploration. The game encourages you to break away from highways and explore side roads, abandoned areas, and hidden rural paths.

The purple icon system makes the hunt accessible, but the real satisfaction comes from actually discovering each vehicle in its natural environment. Some are hidden in plain sight, while others require careful navigation through less obvious terrain like snowfields, railways, and coastal dirt trails.

Once you’ve collected all nine, you’ll not only have a strong early-game garage but also unlock meaningful rewards tied to progression and completion. For players who enjoy exploration-driven gameplay, this is one of the most worthwhile side activities in FH6.