Where to Find the Citroën 2CV Treasure Car in Forza Horizon 6

Forza Horizon 6's Horizon Meets update added a new Treasure Car to Japan: a 1970 Citroën 2CV. Playground Games only said it's hidden "somewhere in Japan" and that a photo clue will lead you there, which isn't much to go on in a map this big.

The good news is that the 2CV is easy to reach once you know where to look. It's parked on a hilltop in north-east Minamino, just outside Shirakawa-go, with a view of the Irabuohashi Bridge. This guide covers the exact route, how to collect the car and a few mistakes to avoid. It applies to the current version of the game, the Series 6 "Horizon Meets" update released on October 5, 2026.

The 2CV at a glance

How Treasure Cars work

Treasure Cars are a little different from Barn Finds. There's no rumor to unlock, no restoration and no waiting. The car is simply parked somewhere off the main roads, in perfect working order. When you get close, a purple icon shows up on your map, and driving up to the car gives you a prompt to collect it. You can track the ones you've found under Cars > Treasure Cars in the menu.

The base game has nine Treasure Cars, and finding all nine unlocks the Treasure Hunter achievement. The 2CV is a bonus tenth car. You don't need it for the achievement, but if you're going for a complete collection, it's a quick one to tick off.

Where to find the Citroën 2CV

The in-game clue tells you the abandoned classic overlooks the Irabuohashi Bridge and shows you a photo of the view. That bridge is the key landmark, but the easiest way to navigate is from Shirakawa-go, the traditional village landmark in north-east Minamino.

From the village, a narrow dirt road climbs north-east into the hills. On the map it shows up as a dashed line, and it passes near the Shirakawa Curves Drift Zone, which makes a handy reference point. Follow that road uphill to a small dirt parking clearing near the top of the hill. The 2CV is parked toward the back of the clearing, away from the road, with the Irabuohashi Bridge visible across the water in the distance.

Step-by-step route

1. Make sure the Horizon Meets update is installed. The 2CV was added on October 5 and won't appear on older versions of the game.
2. Fast-travel or drive to Shirakawa-go in north-east Minamino. If you can't fast-travel there directly, set a waypoint on the village.
3. Bring something that handles dirt. The 2CV itself is soft and slow, but the road up is unpaved, so an all-wheel-drive car or a rally build makes the climb easier. Any car will get there eventually.
4. Find the dashed dirt road heading north-east into the hills from the village. Use the Shirakawa Curves Drift Zone marker on your map to confirm you're on the right track.
5. Follow the road uphill until you reach a small, open dirt parking area near the crest of the hill.
6. Drive to the back of the clearing. The purple Treasure Car icon should appear as you get close, and the 2CV is parked there.
7. Check the view. If you can see the Irabuohashi Bridge in the distance, you're in the right place. Compare it with the clue photo if you're unsure.
8. Collect the car. Drive up until the prompt appears and confirm. After a short cutscene, you can either send the 2CV to your garage or drive it away immediately.

Tips and common mistakes

• Don't confuse it with the weekly Treasure Hunt. The Festival Playlist has its own Treasure Hunt every week. This week's is in the Hokubu region and rewards credits, not a car. The 2CV is a permanent Treasure Car and has nothing to do with the weekly hunt.
• Don't search around the bridge itself. The clue mentions the Irabuohashi Bridge because the car looks out at it, not because it's parked next to it. If you drive around the bridge, you'll miss it. Stay in the hills near Shirakawa-go.
• You can skip the photo clue. You don't need to have the clue active to collect the car. If you drive straight to the clearing, the prompt still appears.
• Give it a wash. Treasure Cars arrive fully working, but some players like to send them through a car wash before the first drive or photo session.
• There's no rush. Unlike the limited-time 7-Eleven car meet and the Horizon Meets series rewards, no deadline has been announced for the 2CV. If you're short on time this week, earn your Festival Playlist points first and come back for the Citroën later.

Is the 2CV worth driving?

Not for speed. The 2CV is one of the most famous economy cars ever made, built to be simple, light and cheap, so don't expect it to win races in stock form. Where it shines is personality: it's a great photo-mode car against Japan's countryside, a fun low-class challenge in EventLab, and a nice contrast to the supercars that fill most garages. It's also a solid base for a silly upgrade project if you enjoy turning slow classics into something they were never meant to be.

The bottom line

Head to Shirakawa-go in north-east Minamino, take the dirt road up into the hills to the north-east, and look at the back of the small hilltop clearing that overlooks the Irabuohashi Bridge. The whole trip takes a few minutes, the car is free, and as far as Playground has said, it isn't going anywhere – so grab it whenever suits you.