Looks like they have, at the very minimum, remodelled the front bumper.Saw 911 Turbo Leichtbau and normal MC12. I'm a happy guy.
Plus, seems they rescanned also the R33 if you see, because the FH6 model it's different, judging by some details.![]()
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I Think your theory might be true, my dear Compaesano!Looks like they have, at the very minimum, remodelled the front bumper.
Did Nissan get mad because Microsoft scanned the whole heritage collection at Zama, but still ran with inaccurate geometries for some rather iconic machinery? Most of the remodels seem to be Nissans.![]()
Usually when cars are priced like that they are reward cars or playlists cars I'm sure it was the same in FH5 where cars had silly prices because they where playlist rewards. (Example below from FH5 abarth worth 250k because it was playlist)Some interesting prices in that AR12 car list video. A quarter mil each for the '69 Z and the '89 MR2? Looks like I'll be doing a bit of grinding in the starter Silvia to get them as my "real" first cars -- no complaints there, though.
Also, the 917 LH Forza Edition? Not an EV conversion, at least not if the 4.6L displacement is any indication.
That makes sense, though the Abarth is a deceptive example because I'm pretty sure it's only a playlist reward car because of the whole Stellantis fiasco, while the 432Z and MR2 are day one cars. There are also indicators in the FH6 car selection screen of whether a car is a Barn Find or Treasure Car, and neither of the cars I mentioned are in that category, so unless they turn out to be Wheelspin Only for some horrifying reason I'm guessing they're just pricey for some other reason. There was an autoshow clip from one of the leaks earlier, but it got taken down, so I can't cross-reference it.Usually when cars are priced like that they are reward cars or playlists cars I'm sure it was the same in FH5 where cars had silly prices because they where playlist rewards. (Example below from FH5 abarth worth 250k because it was playlist)
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In AR12 video he's not in the autoshow.
Yeah the only electric FE is the old F150.
They could very well be wheelspin rewards or even progression rewards hence the silly prices especially the MR2 no way that will be 250k from the autoshow.That makes sense, though the Abarth is a deceptive example because I'm pretty sure it's only a playlist reward car because of the whole Stellantis fiasco, while the 432Z and MR2 are day one cars. There are also indicators in the FH6 car selection screen of whether a car is a Barn Find or Treasure Car, and neither of the cars I mentioned are in that category, so unless they turn out to be Wheelspin Only for some horrifying reason I'm guessing they're just pricey for some other reason. There was an autoshow clip from one of the leaks earlier, but it got taken down, so I can't cross-reference it.
It's a complete remodel, it has a new ID of 4057 which puts it between the new S15 model (3999) and new E30 model (4069) in terms of age. The S13 Silvia and R34 are the newest and evidently captured together as they're nice and sequential at 4222 and 4223 respectively.Saw 911 Turbo Leichtbau and normal MC12. I'm a happy guy.
Plus, seems they rescanned also the R33 if you see, because the FH6 model it's different, judging by some details.![]()
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From the Forza Blog link above:Now all I need are some more details about how custom eventlab races can be configured, and I'm set. The fact that they refer to a term I haven't seen them use before, "Race Customizer," makes me wonder how and if they've tweaked it. (Being able to choose specific opponent cars instead of from randomly-picked Division/category pools would be perfect for me.)
I wonder why, the only real error I saw on the old R33 model was the wheels are not concave enough.It's a complete remodel, it has a new ID of 4057 which puts it between the new S15 model (3999) and new E30 model (4069) in terms of age. The S13 Silvia and R34 are the newest and evidently captured together as they're nice and sequential at 4222 and 4223 respectively.
I presume they did a rescan for the r33 as some alignment wasn't 100% accurate though it's a lot less noticeable compared to the r32 and r34. It probably was just convenient to rescan it while also redoing the aforementioned skylines and making the pennzoil gt500 r33.I wonder why, the only real error I saw on the old R33 model was the wheels are not concave enough.
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Some pictures from ar12 car list video shows the ram,starlet and altezza so maybe they are all unlocked via progression.
EDIT : also shows the golf Rallye so that may also be progression or they could all be the first festival playlist who knows.
I'm Australian and my game cover doesn't look like this.
Based on @Kelpy D 's mention of what is on the playlist, I'm going to guess that
The Starlet and Altezza are the JDM cars, and the Ram SRT10 is one of the returnees. Not sure about the second one, though
None of the models in modern Forza titles are from Forza 1 or 2, the headlights on most car models have more polygons than the entire cars in the first two games. I think people really need to go back and play the first game again if they really think this.For the JDMs, you are correct! The spotlight car of the first playlist is something that recently re-emerged in FM23, as part of the Anniversary update.
As for the second returnee for June/July, it last appeared in FM7 and FM23.
As for thumbnail stuff, it's a miracle that the Lancer Evo VI TME is NOT the same Lancer Evo VI TME seen in FM1/2.
That’s super interesting stuff! Is there a chronological list of all the car IDs since…. basically FM1?It's a complete remodel, it has a new ID of 4057 which puts it between the new S15 model (3999) and new E30 model (4069) in terms of age. The S13 Silvia and R34 are the newest and evidently captured together as they're nice and sequential at 4222 and 4223 respectively.
Bet It's the R8 LMS.For the JDMs, you are correct! The spotlight car of the first playlist is something that recently re-emerged in FM23, as part of the Anniversary update.
As for the second returnee for June/July, it last appeared in FM7 and FM23.
As for thumbnail stuff, it's a miracle that the Lancer Evo VI TME is NOT the same Lancer Evo VI TME seen in FM1/2.
Maybe it was a limited release or just at the WTAC events. I worked on the game for a little while.I'm Australian and my game cover doesn't look like this.
Don't think it's the R8 as that available in the autoshow.Bet It's the R8 LMS.
The other One It's the Leichtbau or the MC12.
The spotlight car of the first playlist is something that recently re-emerged in FM23, as part of the Anniversary update.
As for the second returnee for June/July, it last appeared in FM7 and FM23.
Are there any other remodelled cars to be found by their IDs?It's a complete remodel, it has a new ID of 4057 which puts it between the new S15 model (3999) and new E30 model (4069) in terms of age. The S13 Silvia and R34 are the newest and evidently captured together as they're nice and sequential at 4222 and 4223 respectively.
brand | model | year | FH6 division | FE boost | class | PI |
| BMW | M2 Forza Edition | 2023 | Track Toys | Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Dodge | Viper GTS ACR Forza Edition | 1999 | Unlimited OffRoad | Stunt Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Ford | Super Duty F-450 DRW Platinum Forza Edition | 2020 | Pickups & 4x4s | Destruction Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Ford | F-150 XLT Lariat Forza Edition | 1986 | Drift Cars | Stunt Skills Boost | S2 | 850 |
| Ford | Mustang GT 2+2 Fastback Forza Edition | 1968 | Drift Cars | Drift Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Lexus | LFA Forza Edition | 2010 | Extreme Track Toys | Event XP Boost | S2 | 900 |
| Lotus | Evija Forza Edition | 2020 | Drift Cars | Drift Skills Boost | S2 | 900 |
| Mazda | MX-5 Miata Forza Edition (NA) | 1994 | Retro Sports Cars | Skills Boost | S2 | 850 |
| Mazda | RX-3 Forza Edition | 1973 | Classic Sports Cars | Clean Skills Boost | B | 600 |
| Mercedes-Benz | 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II Forza Edition | 1990 | Track Toys | Clean Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Nissan | GT-R Black Edition (R35) Forza Edition | 2012 | Extreme Track Toys | Speed Skills | S2 | 850 |
| Nissan | S-Cargo Forza Edition | 1989 | Track Toys | Credits Boost | S1 | 800 |
| Porsche | #3 917 LH Forza Edition | 1970 | Extreme Track Toys | Speed Skills | R | 998 |
| Subaru | BRZ Forza Edition | 2022 | Unlimited Offroad | Destruction Skills Boost | A | 700 |
| Subaru | Vivio RX-R Forza Edition | 1994 | Extreme Track Toys | Event XP Boost | S2 | 900 |
| Toyota | Tacoma TRD Pro Forza Edition | 2019 | Extreme Track Toys | Credits Boost | R | 998 |
| Toyota | Sprinter Trueno GT Apex Forza Edition | 1985 | Track Toys | Event XP Boost | B | 599 |
| Wuling | Sunshine S Forza Edition | 2013 | Track Toys | Credits Boost | S1 | 800 |
| Ferrari | J50 PreOrder Car | 2017 | Modern Supercars | - | S1 | 800 |
| BMW | M4 Competition Coupé 'Welcome Pack' | 2021 | Modern Super Saloons | - | S1 | 800 |
| Ferrari | FXX-K Evo 'Welcome Pack' | 2018 | Extreme Track Toys | - | R | 998 |
| Ford | F-150 Raptor R 'Welcome Pack' | 2023 | Pickups & 4x4s | - | B | 600 |
| Mercedes-AMG | GT Black Series 'Welcome Pack' | 2020 | Track Toys | - | S2 | 900 |
| Mitsubishi | Lancer Evolution VIII MR 'Welcome Pack' | 2004 | Modern Rally | - | A | 700 |