Where to find it: Southern district of Tokyo City.
Tip: Look for a small, street-level parking lot next to the massive Rainbow Bridge.
1969 Dodge Charger R/T (Minamino)
Where to find it: North of central Tokyo.
Tip: At the Minamino golf course, check behind the main clubhouse near the parked golf carts.
1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE (Ohtani)
Where to find it: Western middle region of the map.
Tip: Head to the farm fields in Ohtani and spot the car directly between the two giant red radio towers.
1987 Porsche 959 (Shimanoyama)
Where to find it: Northwest region.
Tip: Look for a convenience store resembling a 7-Eleven; the Porsche is tucked in the back corner of its parking lot.
1981 BMW M1 (Hokubu)
Where to find it: Top-middle of the map.
Tip: The car sits in the open fields directly under a massive highway overpass or railway bridge pillar.
1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR (Takashiro)
Where to find it: Northwest of the BMW M1.
Tip: Follow the western riverbank toward the large fountain/waterfall temple area.
1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale (Sotoyama)
Where to find it: Northern snowy mountains.
Tip: Parked just off the road behind a building along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route.
2005 Ford GT (Nangan)
Where to find it: Southeastern edge of the map.
Tip: Take the dirt coastal trail down toward the ocean cliffside and spot the car in an isolated beachfront parking cutout.
1985 Nissan Safari Turbo (Ito)
Where to find it: Northeastern peninsula.
Tip: Drive off the main road into the gravel area under the large wind farm turbines.
Pro Tips for Collecting Treasure Cars
Drone Mode: Struggling to find a car hidden in trees or alleys? Switch to Drone Mode to move faster and scan densely populated areas safely.
Horizon Solo Fix: If a car or the collect prompt doesn’t appear at the correct coordinates, try switching your lobby to Horizon Solo. Some online lobbies occasionally fail to spawn Treasure Cars due to launch bugs.
Map Exploration: Some Treasure Cars are tucked in subtle locations. Keep an eye on photographic clues and listen carefully to Mei’s radio hints—they can make spotting them much easier.
Collecting every Treasure Car is not only satisfying for completionists, but it also lets you enjoy some of the rarest vehicles in the game right from the start. Whether it’s cruising under the Rainbow Bridge in Tokyo or tackling snowy mountain roads in the Lancia Stratos, these hidden cars are a great reason to explore every corner of Japan in Forza Horizon 6.