List of JDM Car in Forza Horizon 6

If you've been living under a rock, let me catch you up: Forza Horizon 6 is officially taking us to Japan. As a long-time fan who has spent way too many hours tuning S13s in previous games, this is the "dream setting" we've been begging for since the Xbox 360 days.

With the game officially "gone gold" and the release date set for May 19, 2026 (or May 15 if you shelled out for the Premium Edition), the car list is finally firming up. While the full roster covers everything from hypercars to off-roaders, the JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) selection is the real star of the show this time around.

Here is the list of every JDM legend confirmed for the launch, including a few spicy new additions and "Time Attack" specials.

The JDM Legend List

This list focuses on the Japanese manufacturers and specific JDM-style icons. Note that some cars are locked behind specific packs like the Time Attack Car Pack or the Welcome Pack.

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What's New and Noteworthy?

1. The Rise of the "Kei" Cars: Finally, Playground Games is leaning into the quirky side of Japan. We've got the Autozam AZ-1, the Honda Acty (yes, the tiny truck!), and the Nissan Figaro. If you aren't planning on putting a 1,000hp Hayabusa engine swap in the Acty, are you even playing Forza?
2. Time Attack Focus: The inclusion of the World Time Attack Challenge (WTAC) cars is a huge win. These are purpose-built aero monsters that should dominate the S1 and S2 leaderboards on technical circuits.
3. The Chaser and Stagea: For years, we had to rely on mods or other games for the Toyota Chaser and the Nissan Stagea. Seeing them officially in the FH6 list is a massive "W" for the drifting community.
4. The Furai Lives!: The Mazda Furai has been missing from racing games for a long time due to... well, the real one burning to a crisp. Its return in FH6 is one of the most hyped inclusions for rotary fans.

This is easily the strongest JDM launch lineup in the history of the series. Between the dense urban streets of stylized Tokyo and the winding mountain touge passes, these cars are exactly what we need.