Forza Horizon 6 introduces a new aftermarket car system that lets players buy cars directly from dynamic in-world lots, eliminating menus and loading screens and making the shopping experience feel more seamless.

NPCs periodically park cars for sale in busy hubs like Daikoku Parking Area and Shibuya Crossing, with listings that are discounted and tuned to the buyer’s current progression.

Forza Edition cars can appear randomly in the aftermarket, often cheaper than on the Auction House, boosting their appeal for players.

Players praise the aftermarket feature as a more immersive and immediate alternative to the Auction House, with many hoping Showroom options could someday support worldwide transactions.

There is ongoing debate about the Auction House remaining controversial, as the aftermarket system could influence progression balance and car availability over time.

Early Access during the Premium Edition and post-launch updates are expected to continue expanding the car roster through series rewards and additional content.

Overall sentiment toward the aftermarket approach is positive, with expectations of continued support and evolving post-launch content from Playground Games.