From 2017 to 2018. My family owned a red 2017 model Nissan Juke, and with Horizon 2 being recompiled to the PC, I recreated it and proceeded to win every eligible championship with it (including the Horizon Finale)

Safe to say it put a smile on my face.

Here's some photos of me ripping through the French and Italian landscape.

FM7 was an underrated game. It's my favorite in the series next to FM4.

I played the single player campaign of the newest Forza Motorsports a few months back on game pass and I found it to be extremely boring but now that FM 5 and FM 6 are available on PC as well I was wondering how their single player campaigns compare to FM 23.

I haven't touched FM 7 either so I wanted to ask which one would be the best pick for me?

Thanks!

For context, I love Forza Horizon but I'm kinda bored of that game at the moment.

Hi all. New fun Skeleton Rexy Jr (🤣) livery shared and available for download:

2017 Volkswagen #34 Andretti Rally Cross Beetle
Share Code: 179 677 863

Follow me in game to keep up to date with more liveries. Thanks for looking.

GT: RobzGTi

Garage Code: 443 678 345

Hi everyone! I’m looking for help troubleshooting a persistent FHE01 error in Forza Horizon 6 on PC through Xbox Game Pass. I’ve tried several troubleshooting steps already, but nothing has fixed the issue.
PC specs
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3050 6GB
RAM: 16GB
CPU: Intel Core i3-9100F @ 3.60GHz
Platform: Xbox app / PC Game Pass
Wheel: Logitech G27
Description of the issue
The game was running normally earlier the same day, and it had been working fine on this exact same PC. It also worked normally when I was at my dad’s house, so I’m trying to figure out what could have changed.
The game now crashes with error FHE01. It can happen during a race or while playing, but one particularly consistent trigger is opening the in-game settings menu. Whenever I try to open the settings, the game crashes before I can access them.
Another strange symptom is that the mouse cursor remains visible on the screen at all times, including while driving. It never disappears as expected.
Logitech G27 and input-device testing
I own a Logitech G27 wheel. It worked normally in Forza Horizon 5, including its buttons and controls.
I initially suspected that the wheel or Logitech software might be causing the problem, but I tested the game with the wheel disconnected. I even disconnected every peripheral except the mouse, and the game still crashed.
I had Logitech Gaming Software 5.10 installed and tried different ways of closing it properly. I also uninstalled the Logitech software, but the issue persisted.
I haven’t been able to establish whether the G27, its drivers, or the software are related to the crash.
Troubleshooting already attempted
Verified the game files through the Xbox app.
Launched the game with the G27 disconnected.
Disconnected all peripherals except the mouse.
Checked for background programs such as MSI Afterburner, RivaTuner Statistics Server (RTSS), Overwolf, and Citrix Workspace; none were running.
Properly exited Logitech Gaming Software and later uninstalled it.
Investigated legacy Logitech wheel software/support.
None of these steps solved the problem.
Windows crash information
Windows Reliability Monitor recorded a crash involving forzahorizon6.exe.
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Executable version: 6.461.691.0
I noticed that Logitech Gaming Software had been installed at around 9:18 AM, while the crashes started at approximately 4:32 PM. However, since the game also crashes with the wheel disconnected and after uninstalling the Logitech software, I don’t know whether this timing is relevant or just a coincidence.
What I’m trying to figure out
Could the FHE01 error and exception code 0xc0000005 indicate a game, driver, Windows, or input-handling issue?
Could the permanently visible mouse cursor and the settings-menu crash be related?
Could Logitech G27 drivers or legacy wheel support still cause problems even when the wheel is disconnected and the software is uninstalled?
Is there a way to identify the actual cause using Windows Event Viewer, crash logs, or another diagnostic tool?
Has anyone experienced the same symptoms and found a fix?
I’m trying to avoid repeating the same basic troubleshooting steps, since verifying the files and disconnecting the peripherals haven’t helped.
Any suggestions or diagnostic steps would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Event code: 194 992 935

I have released a new event called "Forza Horizon 6 Japanese SPRINT GP - Okuibuki Street Circuit" to celebrate the "Series 6 - Horizon meets".

This event is the third revision of my first track in the Okuibuki Parking area. This time I decided to create a shorter version with less turns and more straight sections to improve the speed, the flow and lap times.

The new version features a revised and shorter track layout, new aesthetic elements inside and outside the track with the new 7-Eleven content that recreate the Japanese authentic atmosphere in a 5 lap race set to daylight Summer.

The average time per lap is about 35 seconds in a S2 class

So I was resetting the 7Eleven aftermarket spawn to get a Mercedes, when after booting the game up and spawning in my house, I get a message saying a new car had been added to my garage. I checked, and what do you know? I got the goddamn Skyline 2000 RS from the car pass. And I don't even own the car pass so it's just there now...

I found out that Claude could control my pc and wanted to see how bad it was at driving, and well, it went as expected.

Hey guys so, I wanted try Forza games for a while but the modern Forza games are expensive and doesn't look it have that many interesting stuffs, and the old ones are delisted so I couldn't get into till now.

After starting Forza 2 I am enjoying it but here is the thing, the car upgrade system is very confusing and tuning system.

I am not a car guy by miles even though I like racing games, I am not a car geek so I don't understand what upgrade or tuning is suitable. I just see status increase I put it or if I see decrease I ignore it.

Do I have to go in-depth for more the higher difficulty controls?

The last few weeks my friends and I (who only have Xbox ones so can't go to Forza Motorsport) have started having massive disconnection issues and now our custom liveries just don't show to anyone else.

Anyone else having these issues at all?

(Yes I know it's a very old game, just asking if anyone else is experiencing these?)

I'm having this issue in Forza Motorsport with the Ferrari 158, the brakes are always glowing, when the car is on a straight at full gas, even when it is in the showroom. I tried selling the car and buying it again, using Microsoft's repair option from my PC settings, nothing works. Even in Forza, Ferrari has brake issues. Any fixes, or has anybody experienced this aswell?

I've been searching, but I can't find it. link please

German/ tuner meet

Thanks to the work of the devs at FH1:ReImagined, we have been able to get FH1 with VR working!

Is in really early stage, so expect bugs and issues, we are looking for feedback!

Check it out at: https://forza.dyotson.dev

ITS A LONGREAD POST

So... Much like I once did with a post about the original Forza Horizon (2012) that really took off, I’d like to share some thoughts on a unique feature found in what are now, effectively, "retro" racing games

Ladies and gentlemen, I’m talking about races with specific themes and restricted vehicle selection. This game features various events tailored to different car classes, makes, price ranges, and vehicle types. Even back in 2012, when I first played it, I noticed this—it struck me as a fantastic way to try out something new within the game.
That said, I’d honestly say that this has been lost in the newer Forza games (and I’ve played them all). Back then, the festival wasn’t just present—it actually felt like a real festival. Things like advertisements for trendy GoPro cameras or apparel didn’t feel out of place; they were simply part of the very format of such festivals.
And then there were the BOSSES at the end—distinct, memorable characters. You had everyone from Ramona and Malik to, of course, Darius. Each one had their own signature car, and these would change from one race to the next (well, except for Ramona; I’m pretty sure she used her Raptor for every single race). I mean, just think about it: the game actually has BOSSES. It’s not exactly a complex concept, but it’s honestly quite unusual to see something like this in a game these days. By the way, once you’ve earned enough points to progress in the Festival, you can take on a boss and claim their car.

P.S. Feel free to click on the photos; they include descriptions. I’m not entirely sure how to edit posts on Reddit, but I just wanted to share my experiences and memories. Perhaps my post will serve as an advertisement for the game and spark some interest for someone.

I hope you’ve read through or watched the material—perhaps it’s even inspired you to play the game. Whether you’re a newcomer, or someone like me—a guy who grew up playing games just like this—I hope I’ve managed to remind at least a few people about a classic that’s still far from ready to be retired.
For those interested, I played at 1440p (2K) resolution using a Ryzen 5 5500X3D, an RX 6800, and 16GB of DDR4 3200MHz RAM. The game ran perfectly at 90 FPS, and it could even go higher.

I went through all of this again during the project Forza Horizon 1:Reimagined by dyotson-2000 & team. THX you everyone—both the developers and the players.

Because I found a wraith!

(being serious, this is one hell of a beautiful car but it sucks ass to drive)