New cars added with Update 30:
Content Update 30 adds seven exclusive models to the game available to collect as rewards, from the new free Super7 game mode rewards available starting December 8th, special Street Scene event starting December 11th, and from the seasonal Festival Playlist beginning December 17th.
- 1992 Alfa Romeo 155 Q4
- 1924 Austin Seven
- 1975 FIAT X1/9
- 1974 Hoonigan Ford Bronco
- 2020 Koenigsegg Jesko
- 1979 Triumph TR7 Roadster
- 2058 Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech
The Alfa Romeo and FIAT were previously seen in Forza Motorsport 7 while the other five models are new to Forza. The star of the new production models is undoubtedly the Koenigsegg Jesko, which quickly rose to be among the top 10
most requested cars from the community's car wishlists thread. The 2020 Jesko is the first car in Forza's history to represent the new decade, and is dated nearly a full century after the now oldest car in Forza, the 1924 Austin Seven. With these two bookends, the FH4 roster now has cars representing 11 decades of automotive history. These two cars are also separated by over 1,200 horsepower, as the Austin Seven's 10hp makes it the third lowest powered car in the roster after the Peel Trident and P50. The Hoonigan Bronco joins the 1975 Ford Bronco and Barrett-Jackson Edition already in the menu as the highest performer of the three.
The Austin Seven and Triumph TR7 are available from Horizon Super7 tier rewards seen in the My Horizon Life menu; see the
Series 30 info thread for the full list of Festival Playlist rewards.
The 2058 Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech was kept out of site (except in the search menus) until December 10th/11th for the release of Cyberpunk 2077, which features this car. It was revealed via a gameplay video during The Game Awards and is available as a free reward for winning the " _:NIGHTCITY.EXE:_" Street Scene event (S1 class cars) near Edinburgh on the map. The Horizon Promo menu also states "This is a hard to find car. It may appear as a reward in Season Events, Festival Playlist, or Forzathon Shop" which suggests the possibility of a different future opportunity to collect it, though that has not been stated by Forza's developers. The Quadra is the fifth fantasy/Xbox-crossover car in Forza's history, following the Warthog (Halo), the Chryslus Rocket 69 (Fallout), and Quartz Regalias (Final Fantasy). The Quadra has the widest rear tires of any passenger car in the game, as they are treated as one wheel instead of the dually format in Cyberpunk 2077.
In Forza Horizon 4, the Quadra is a United States make and the 122nd (including Formula Drift, Hoonigan, Hot Wheels, James Bond Edition, and LEGO Speed Champions), and brings the total roster to 731 (including Owen's McLaren).
Originally Posted by: ManteoMax 
The main six cars were profiled in the
December Forza Monthly livestream and
Series 30 Announcement article.Quote:Austin Seven
Considered one of the most important autos in British motoring history, the Seven did for commercial driving in Britain what the Ford Model T did in the US, bringing it in line with safety and regulation standards of the day, and making driving accessible and affordable for a much greater portion of the population. It rocks a massive 10 horsepower engine that will not go 0-60, ever. It’s also the new record-holder for oldest car in Forza Horizon 4.
Unlock Tier 5 in the Horizon Super7 by reaching 42,000 influence to unlock the Austin Seven.Triumph TR7 Roadster

You can’t miss a TR7 when it’s headed down the road. The wedge shape of the body has become nothing short of iconic for UK motorsport enthusiasts, and the legacy of the Triumph TR line as racing cars only adds to regard in which this car is held as a classic. The Roadster represents the highest-end version of that machine – featuring an open top and better engine.
Reach Tier 7 in the Horizon Super7 to unlock the Triumph TR7 Roadster. Koenigsegg Jesko

Before you ask, it’s pronounced “YES-koh”. One of the most requested cars has made its way to the Festival and it defies expectations. This surprisingly road-legal car kicks out 1600hp when fueled with E85, utilizing the latest version of Koenigsegg’s twin-turbo 5L V8 and a nine-speed gearbox that somehow has seven clutches. It was unveiled at the 2019 Geneva Auto Show as the successor to the Agera RS named for the founder of the company’s father, Jesko von Koenigsegg. The version unveiled in Geneva features a large active rear wing and air intakes, designed to emphasize downforce to keep the car under control at ridiculously high speeds. The Jesko is a huge milestone for a company that already puts out some truly incredible hypercars – this car is intended to break the 300mph barrier, and pave the way for more accessible Koenigsegg hypercars in the future.
Complete the “Let it Snow” Seasonal Championship to get your hands on THE Koenigsegg Jesko.Hoonigan Bronco

This is the Bronco that Ken Block, owner of Hoonigan Industries, rebuilt for his wife Lucy as a daily driver (and then promptly broke). As he tells it, she wanted something a little more basic, to which Ken replied “we aren’t a basic family.” Where a 1974 Bronco would normally come with a 390 Big Block that produced around 190 horsepower, the Hoonigan version sports a 5L Coyote Engine that kicks out 420hp, plus rebuilt suspension, gear shifters, racing wheel and seats. It’s all very Hoonigan and all about being fun to drive on- or off-road.
Get Lucy Block’s Bronco by completing the Seasonal Championship “Ken Block and Roll” in Autumn. Fiat X1/9
If you’re looking for a balanced, practical Italian mid-engine car from the early 1970’s, you can’t go wrong with the X1/9. It boasts a 60 horsepower 1.3L engine, and can get you from point A to point B in a reasonable amount of time, which is all you can ask from a car at the end of the day, really.
Complete the Seasonal Championship “Abarth on the Heart” In the Summer to get your hands on this radical racer.Alfa Romeo 155 Q4

The 155 Q4 consistently surprises. Its unassuming exterior belies a turbocharged 2L four-wheel drive engine that produces 200 horsepower and resulted in a win in the Italian Touring Car Championship the year this model became available.
The exterior doesn’t have to be unassuming either, with a variety of body kits and exterior customization options available to ensure this looks the part of a true racing machine.
Grab a racing classic for 50% of the Spring playlist. Car specs can be found in my
www.bit.ly/FH4spreadsheets linked at
www.manteomax.com.
1992 Alfa Romeo 155 Q4 (previously in FM7, FH3, FM6, FM4)
- Car Type: Retro Saloons
- Physical: F/A | 3,064 lbs | 187 hp 219 ft-lb turbo inline-4
- PI/SHALB: C 541 | 6.2 | 5.0 | 5.8 | 7.9 | 4.7
1924 Austin Seven (new to Forza)
- Car Type: Rare Classics
- Physical: F/R | 772 lbs | 10 hp 28 ft-lb naturally aspirated straight-4
- PI/SHALB: D 100 | 3.1 | 4.1 | 3.0 | 3.0 | 4.4
1975 FIAT X1/9 (previously in FM7, FH3, FM6, FM5)
- Car Type: Classic Sports Cars
- Physical: M/R | 2,210 lbs | 61 hp 67 ft-lb naturally aspirated straight-4
- PI/SHALB: D 127 | 4.8 | 4.1 | 4.0 | 5.7 | 3.7
1974 Hoonigan Ford Bronco (new to Forza)
- Car Type: Offroad
- Physical: F/A | 3,705 lbs | 435 hp 400 ft-lb
- PI/SHALB: A 721 | 5.8 | 6.5 | 8.4 | 10.0 | 6.2
2020 Koenigsegg Jesko (new to Forza)
- Car Type: Extreme Track Toys
- Physical: M/R | 3,131 lbs | 1280 hp 883 ft-lb twin-turbo V8
- PI/SHALB: S2 998 | 10.0 | 9.7 | 8.3 | 9.6 | 10.0
1979 Triumph TR7 Roadster (new to Forza)
- Car Type: Classic Sports Cars
- Physical: M/R | 3,131 lbs | 92 hp 2249 ft-lb naturally aspirated inline-4
- PI/SHALB: D 245 | 5.0 | 4.7 | 4.2 | 5.4 | 4.4
2058 Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech (new to Forza)
- Car Type: Modern Super Cars
- Physical: R/R | 2,756 lbs | 607 hp 560 ft-lb twin turbo V8
- PI/SHALB: S1 890 | 7.8 | 8.4 | 8.5 | 10.0 | 8.6
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