Forza Horizon 6 Horizon Meets Final Week: Holden Monaro, Koenigsegg One:1 and Last Calls Before City Life

The clock is running on Forza Horizon 6's fall series. The Spring season of Series 6, "Horizon Meets," went live on Thursday, October 29, and it's the last of the four weekly seasons in this playlist. When it wraps on Thursday, November 5, the series rewards, the limited-time 7-Eleven car meet and this week's new-to-Horizon car all go with it.

If you've been dipping in and out of the Festival Playlist this month, this is the week to catch up. Here's what Playground Games has put in the final week, which rewards are still on the table and what's coming next.

The short version

• Spring season: October 29 – November 5, the last week of Horizon Meets.
• Season rewards: the 1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327 at 20 points and the 1991 Honda CR-X SiR at 40 points.
• Series rewards: the 2025 BMW M4 CS at 80 points and the 2015 Koenigsegg One:1 at 160 points. Both disappear when the series ends.
• Car Pass: the 2024 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4Matic+ is this week's delivery.
• Up next: the City Life update, with two permanent race routes in Tokyo.

The Holden Monaro is the headline car

The 1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327 is one of the three cars Playground listed as new to the Horizon series when it announced Horizon Meets, alongside the BMW M4 CS and the 2000 Honda Prelude Type SH. The Prelude was the Summer reward in the first week, so the Monaro is the last of the three to arrive. It costs 20 Festival Playlist points, which you can earn in a single sitting with a few of the quicker activities.

The second Spring reward is the 1991 Honda CR-X SiR at 40 points. That takes a bit more effort, but it's very doable in a week if you work through the championships and The Trial.

Last chance for the series cars

The bigger deadline is for the series-wide rewards, which use your points from all four weeks combined:

If you've been playing every week, the BMW is probably already in your garage. Anyone who skipped a season or two should check their total now. Points from earlier weeks still count, but from here on the only way to add more is through the Spring activities. The Espada is the long-term Series History reward and unlocks once you reach 1,100 points.

What's in the Spring playlist

The official Festival Playlist page lists this week's activities:

• Weekly Challenge – "A Retro Adventure": a set of tasks in the 1980 Renault 5 Turbo, including a dirt race, Wreckage Skills and Trailblazers.
• Daily Challenges: small tasks worth 5,000 credits each, such as buying an Aftermarket car, finishing a Cross Country race, running a Drag Meet or scoring at least one star on a Speed Zone or Danger Sign.
• Treasure Hunt: a photo clue in the Hokubu region, worth 100,000 credits.
• Photo Challenge – #TakingYourTime: photograph the 1989 Nissan S-Cargo at Kinkaku-ji Temple to unlock the "So Cute" emote.
• Championships: Dockside Drive for Retro Supercars in S1 class (rewards a 1992 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EVO) and Good Old Days for Retro Rally cars in C class (rewards a 2005 Porsche Cayman GT3 WTAC).
• The Trial – Countryside Views: a B-class road series restricted to Japanese cars, across the Narai-Juku, Shirakawa and Hokubu circuits. The reward is a 2013 Audi R8 Coupé V10 plus 5.2 FSI quattro.
• PR Stunts: the Shimanoyama Drift Attack, the Konbini Dash Speed Trap and the Kodachi Run Drift Zone, all in B-class Mazdas, each with a Wheelspin reward.
• Horizon Play: finish a Spec Racing championship, a game of Hide & Seek and a Horizon Stunt Party.

As usual, The Trial and the two championships are the most efficient way to earn points if you're short. The PR Stunts are quick to do with a tuned Mazda, so it's worth setting one up before you start.

Finish the 7-Eleven extras before they go

The limited-time 7-Eleven Car Meet in the Nangan region, styled as a Japanese convenience store looking out toward Mt. Fuji, is part of Horizon Meets and won't stay on the map once the series is over. Before November 5, it's worth checking:

1. The "Please Visit Again!" badge, which you earn by parking the 2000 Honda Prelude Type SH at the konbini car meet.
2. The discounted Aftermarket cars parked behind the store: the 2008 Mazda Furai, the 1989 Toyota MR2 SC and the Wheelspin-exclusive 1998 Mercedes-Benz AMG CLK GTR.
3. The Noodle Slurp car horn, one of the two themed horns in this series (the other is Konbini). This week it's a reward in the Horizon Play section of the playlist.

The konbini itself isn't going away completely. Playground says the store and its prop pack remain available for EventLab creations after the meet closes.

The other big Series 6 addition, the 1970 Citroën 2CV Treasure Car, isn't time-limited. Once you've found it, it's yours to keep.

Car Pass: Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4Matic+

For Car Pass owners, the 2024 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4Matic+ arrives this week as the fourth and final Car Pass car of Horizon Meets. It follows the 1972 Datsun 240Z #5 Rallye, the 2024 Ferrari Purosangue and the 1990 Eunos Cosmo. Car Pass cars are added to your garage automatically on Thursdays. The pass is included in the Deluxe and Premium editions and is a separate purchase for Standard Edition and Game Pass players.

What comes after Horizon Meets: City Life

Playground has already named the next update: City Life. Based on what the studio has shared so far, it brings:

• Two new permanent race routes in Tokyo
• Three more new-to-Horizon cars through the Festival Playlist
• A new EventLab prop pack

There's no official release date yet. With Horizon Meets ending on November 5, a start soon after would fit the usual monthly rhythm. Until Playground confirms it, though, that's an expectation, not an announcement. City Life will also be the first new series since Playground admitted earlier this month that it needs to communicate better. Expect plenty of attention on how much of it is genuinely new.

The bottom line

Horizon Meets ends with a fairly generous final week: one new-to-Horizon car, a cheap 40-point CR-X and a last chance at the M4 CS and the Koenigsegg One:1. If you're short on points, focus on The Trial, the two championships and the Mazda PR Stunts. Then use whatever time is left to finish the 7-Eleven badge before the meet closes on November 5.