Forza Horizon

After testing a couple of cars with really high acceleration and speed, we've come to the conclusion that the 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Forza Edition comes out on top, at least for now. Without making any adjustments or tune-ups to the vehicle, we managed to complete the Irowaka Drag Meet in 8.5 seconds. And once we added Drag Tires and upgraded it to X class by paying some Credits, we snagged a best time of 7.6 seconds (not too shabby!)

Yes, Forza Horizon 6 fully supports cross-platform play and cross-save functionality. Players on Xbox Series X|S, PC through Steam, and PC through the Xbox app can all race together online without restrictions. Cross-save support also means your progression carries across every platform tied to your account. Cars, levels, unlocks, and achievements all transfer automatically, which makes it easy to switch between platforms without losing progress. If you start playing on Xbox and later move to PC, your garage and career will still be waiting for you. This cross-platform setup makes Convoys much

Car Mastery in Forza Horizon 6 is one of the best ways to level up faster, earn extra rewards, and make the most out of every car in your garage. Every vehicle in the game has its own unique Car Mastery tree, which means the bonuses and perks you unlock for one car will not carry over to another. To access Car Mastery, open your car menu and navigate to the Car Mastery section for the vehicle you are currently driving. From there, you can spend Skill Points to unlock different perks. These perks mostly improve the amount of XP/skill score you gain from certain driving actions, including drifti