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I Googled it before I posted here, and pretty much all the pictures that showed up had black trim, so IDK what to believe.

Anyway, pretty simple thing to add in-game, so not the worst problem I guess. Took me like 2 minutes to add it to mine.

Almost all is not all. It is entirely possible that the one they modeled did not have black trim.

Well, I don't know what to tell you. I have to scroll pretty far to even find a picture of one on Google, and the first I found was a Forza 7 screenshot.

I'm thinking they have been painted by one of the owners, but that's just me.

The first two were literally in the second row of images.

Edited by user Friday, May 29, 2020 11:16:33 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Okay, and? Google shows different for person to person. I have to scroll quite a bit to find one. And still there are very few compared to the ones with black trim.

But since it clearly upsets you that I commented on this, I'll stop now so the thread doesn't get spammed any further :)

Not sure if this is the right thread to be posting this in.

Just started messing with and painting the Holden Torana A9X and the rear license plate area is still screwed up the same as it was in FH3. Any vinyl you place there looks fine in the shop or photo mode but when driving around it looks like someone smashed into just the vinyl and nothing else. Like there is a bump in the middle of the plate area.

I'm pretty surprised, but kinda not considering the track record with these things, it wasn't addressed between FH3 & FH4. Annoying to say the least as all I want to do is drive around in the Holden with a QLD plate on back.

It doesn't upset me, I was just pointing out that there are several cars out there that have body colored molding below the lights. They may have found one that had this configuration and modeled it. They are probably more common than either of us think.

Question: developers really look this kind of posts to fix things? Most of wrong car details that you said here are not fixed yet... It looks like they don´t care

For example, mclaren 720s rear spoiler is not working on braking. It doesn´t even move.

(Sorry for my english)

Edited by user Tuesday, June 2, 2020 8:50:10 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

I don't think they pay attention to any thread here. Most likely have to submit tickets for all of these issues. I don't think I'm the only one doing it, but I've been submitting tickets for audio issues for a long time and some of those issues are starting to get fixed. So if you want something fixed, submit a ticket >> https://support.forzamot...et/hc/en-us/requests/new

Lower LOD must be badly mapped.

RS200 has no axels
Just reporting a graphic error or bug. The axels are missing as shown in this pic. [img=https://imgur.com/gallery/yn5jazM]Hoonigan RS200 no axels[/img]

Just wanted to let the devs know.

Edited by user Tuesday, June 30, 2020 10:15:11 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

That's just the advanced weight reduction. lol

I don't think I've ever looked underneath the cars before.

Edit: Um, this isn't where I put this comment, lol. It was regarding the missing axles on the RS200

Edited by user Tuesday, June 30, 2020 6:51:34 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

You have to submit a ticket to do that. On forum you inform only us.

I have come across a couple of issues with the Toyota MR2 SC.

- The bonnet badge has a Hybrid Synergy Drive sticker over the top of it

- When you change the colour of the door mirrors, it removes the pin stripe stickers

Go in the 2013 BMW M6 Coupé FE, then shift. the driver is refusing to shift

Sprinter Trueno AE86 has missing primary color stripes on the front bumper since FH2. Also there should be air intakes in the place where the front license plate is supposed to be mounted (like in all Zenki Trueno models) [img]null[/img][img]null[/img][img]null[/img][img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/TggT4dsCngKuVPN3FZ9AfjdV0K7ksgKUZl-BscS5F_oRMChe9PXX8rGxN9NZnl5rjPWRPJ4_YYDHCow0vFkBl3YBFe48gs10Wu5XFqbK7CxRsayBSSDzPBpiNskx101ifao0TD3M5owyGUubcluV6uOPZE8[/img]

Edited by user Tuesday, July 28, 2020 8:03:32 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

I posted a couple of bugged cars to Forza support 3 months ago, but they were just marked as "solved" and basically left. I followed up a few weeks ago, but they were just marked as "solved" again and have never been fixed....


2011 BMW X5 M

The front aero slider in the tuning menu is stuck at 0 and will not move. The front aero bumper was installed.

1970 #1107 VW Desert Dingo

The rear springs slider in the tuning menu is stuck at minimum and can not be moved... This makes the car undrivable on most surfaces.


I am playing on Xbox One S, but if somebody could confirm these bugs on any platform i would be grateful, if only to prove i'm not going crazy.

Playing on PC and both things are also present:
BMW X5 adjustable front aero is stuck at lowest setting


VW Dingo rear springs are also stuck at lowest setting


But considering those are not new cars, I highly doubt anything will change ... :/

I appreciate you taking the time to check it out, thanks.

Link for more details: Forza Horizon 4 BMW M6 2013 gear switches on the steering wheel don't work

Edited by user Sunday, September 27, 2020 12:23:21 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

It's been like this since FM7. Don't expect them to fix it in this game. Maybe next time.

However, even though I consider it a bug, technically both this car and the Clio RS EDC (which shares the bug with it) can function in auto mode. So fixing it is kinda low priority.

I think a more glaring bug than this one is the Mercedes W154 having paddle animations.

Lexus RC F reverse light bug
The car in real life has two reverse lights, whereas in-game it only has one.

Edited by user Thursday, October 1, 2020 10:00:59 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Not a bug. The car has a single reverse light in Forza Horizon 3 too.

That doesn’t prove that it isn’t a bug. You’re saying, if the model is inaccurate, that it is bugged since FH3.

Not every mistake is a bug. Like in this case. Not a bug. A bug or a glitch is a system fault, not a human fault.