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This track monster handles like a dream, accelerates to 60mph in 1.5 seconds and looks like a barely road-legal F1 car. It’s light as a feather and can stop on a dime. For precision races with tight corners and short straight-aways, the BAC Mono is the way to go.
Get it from a wheelspin or by completing the Tulum Expedition.
This 1997 Forza Edition track toy is essential for 3-starring speed traps, zones and danger signs. Get from one side of the map to the other in no time, hitting speeds of 243mph and up. Equip with a RWD conversion to build a powerful drift-machine.
Watch for it in Seasonal events, Festival Playlists, Forzathon Shop or as a wheelspin reward.
The Warthog handles just like it did in the Halo series, it won’t be hitting 200mph, but it will accelerate to 60 real quick and has incredible off-road performance. Upgrade it and leverage as an off-road freeroamer and dirt racer.
It is available from Autoshow for 850k or can be won in wheelspin if you get as lucky as we did!
My most used Baja racer and off-road freeroamer. When max tuned, you can get it to an S1 872 rank with a massive 1300hp motor. When it comes to 3-starring those offroad speed traps and danger signs, this is the only machine you need.
This is a legendary barn find, located west of Baja California!
The F40 Competizione is an extreme track toy that can be upgraded to some of the highest all round stats available in the game. It’s a true all-rounder for free roaming and squashing competition in road events. It’s a true retro masterpiece from 30 years ago and currently my number one favorite car in the game.
The F40 is a Legendary barn find located in Pantano De La Selva.
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