Key Customization Updates

Window Decals & Livery
You can now put decals and liveries directly on your car windows. A handy new feature lets you adjust how transparent they are. Make them fully solid for a bold look, or semi-transparent to keep things subtle.

Independent Wheel Selection
You can finally pick different rims for the front and rear. With over 100 new wheel designs, it’s fun to mix styles while improving your car’s stance and grip.

Enhanced Forza Aero：The old generic wings are gone. Now you get specialized designs, like the swan neck-style rear wing and custom front splitters that fit each car’s unique body shape. These parts not only look cool but also give better handling and downforce.

New Paint Finishes
Beyond standard colors, you can now use Candy, Metal Flake, and updated Metallic paints. Bonus: you can paint individual parts like rear wing struts, end plates, and tow hooks for a truly custom look.

Performance Tuning for Beginners

Even if you’re new to tuning, a few adjustments can make a huge difference:

• Tires: Higher pressure gives sharper steering, while lower pressure is more forgiving for beginners.
• Springs & Ride Height: Lowering your car improves handling on smooth roads, but keep it higher for rough terrain or off-road racing.
• Anti-Roll Bars (ARBs): To fix understeer (car doesn’t turn enough), soften the front or stiffen the rear. For oversteer (rear slides out), do the opposite.
• Aero Balance: Adjust both front and rear aero sliders together. Between 50%–75% is usually a good starting point for a mix of grip and speed.

Beginner Strategies

• Use Community Tunes: Don’t worry if manual tuning feels tricky. Download highly rated setups from the “Find Tuning Setups” menu.
• Manual Shifting for Drifting: To drift better, switch to Manual and keep your car in 2nd or 3rd gear. This prevents automatic shifts from killing momentum mid-slide.
• Start with 1–2 Classes: Avoid jumping straight into S2-class hypercars. Start with C or B class cars and gradually upgrade them. This helps you understand how each part affects handling without getting frustrated.

For beginners, the best approach is to experiment, learn from community setups, and take advantage of the new customization options. In Forza Horizon 6, even small changes can make a big difference in both style and performance.