The 1991 Nissan Figaro is a legendary Japanese compact car that can be added to your garage for free in Forza Horizon 6. However, it is currently listed as a Treasure Car, meaning its location must be discovered on the in-game map.
How to Find the Nissan Figaro Treasure Car in Forza Horizon 6
This early-access Treasure Car is parked near Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge, specifically in a car park close to the bridge’s entrance. The exact location is marked on the map image below.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Claiming the Nissan Figaro
- Locate the car park: Open the map and mark the spot in front of the park to enable GPS navigation. The car park is accessible via a narrow entrance, so proceed carefully.
- Park near the Figaro: Drive your in-game vehicle close to the Nissan Figaro to trigger the option to add it to your garage.
- Complete the cutscene: A brief cutscene will play, after which you can either drive the Figaro or add it to your roster. Since it is a Treasure Car, no credits are required.
Screenshot by Destructoid
Nissan Figaro Key Stats and Specifications
The Nissan Figaro is a Class D FWD vehicle with the following performance metrics:
- Performance Index: 234
- Credit Value: 40,000
- Power: 75 HP
- Torque: 106 N-m
- Weight: 810 kg
- Displacement: 0.99L
Performance Ratings (1-10):
- Speed: 3.4
- Handling: 4.1
- Acceleration: 2.6
- Launch: 1.0
- Braking: 2.9
- Off-Road: 6.0
- Front Weight Distribution: 61%
Explore More Treasure Cars in Forza Horizon 6
The hunt for Treasure Cars extends across Japan. Keep exploring the map to discover and add more prestigious vehicles to your garage without spending credits.
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