Forza Horizon 6 introduces cool new ways to customize your cars, including quick and easy tuning. With Upgrade Presets, you can instantly combine visual modifications like body kits and wheels with performance upgrades, all in a single click, to create the perfect style and performance combination.
These improvements come with different costs and can offer varying levels of performance gains. Sometimes, they’re powerful enough to significantly boost a car’s capabilities – even moving it up multiple classes (like from an A Class to an S2 Class). We’ll go into more detail below to explain how!
Forza Horizon 6 Upgrade Presets and Bodykits, Explained
The game starts with nearly 600 cars to choose from, and you can heavily customize each one, particularly how it performs and handles.
Honestly, most racing games let you tweak a few things, but it’s usually just wheels. It’s really frustrating! What I really want is to be able to slap on different spoilers, hoods, bumpers, side skirts, or even those awesome widebody kits you see in the car scene. It’s cool when a game actually lets you do that and really personalize your ride.
Currently, there are approximately 100 widebody kits available in Forza Horizon 6. Some of the rarer cars even have multiple widebody options to choose from.
Okay, so I’ve noticed sometimes when I’m checking out cars with bodykits, the option to see pre-made upgrade setups just isn’t there. It’s kinda weird when you’re trying to figure out what car to customize next, because you can’t easily see what’s possible right away.
Some cars in Forza Horizon 6 that let you heavily customize their appearance, like the 2005 Mazda MX-5 Miata RF, the 2024 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray, and the classic 1992 Mazda RX-7 Type R, aren’t displayed in the Autoshow when you filter for vehicles with “Bodykit & Presets Available.”
If you want to heavily customize a car’s appearance and performance, older, affordable models – particularly those made between 1990 and 2000 – are the best way to go. In the game Forza Horizon 6, Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi, and Toyota offer the widest range of visual customization options.
Looking to customize cars with awesome visual upgrades? We’ve put together a list of the most adaptable options in Forza Horizon 6, highlighting the most extreme makeovers currently possible – especially for fans of Japanese car culture.
FH6 Best Cars With Full Upgrade Presets Overview
| Model | Default Class | Upgrade Preset Body | Upgraded Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMW M3 2005 | B 554 | Aim 9 GT | A 634 |
| Chevy Corvette Stingray | A 699 | StreetHunter Designs | S2 813 |
| Honda S2000 | B 503 | Rocket Bunny | B 586 |
| Lexus LC 500 | B 592 | Liberty Walk | A 663 |
| Lambo Aventador LP700-4 | S1 753 | Liberty Walk | S1 798 |
| McLaren 650S Spider | S1 765 | Liberty Walk | S2 811 |
| Nissan GT-R BE (R35) | S1 703 | Liberty Walk | S1 729 |
| Toyota GR86 | B 556 | Rocket Bunny | S1 704 |
| Toyota GR Supra | A 616 | HKS Grip/Drift | S2 825 (Grip), S1 783 (Drift) |
| Toyota Supra RZ | B 526 | KRC | A 613 |
BMW M3 2005
- Aim 9 GT Upgrade Preset (image)
- Features Extra Rocket Bunny Kit
- Autoshow Price: 35,000 CR
- Default Class: B 554
- Upgrade Preset Class: A 634
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe 2020
- StreetHunter Designs Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 65,000 CR
- Class: A 699
- Upgrade Preset Class: S2 813
Honda S2000 2003
- Rocket Bunny Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 55,000 CR
- Class: B 503
- Upgrade Preset Class: B 586
Lexus LC 500 2021
- Liberty Walk Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 79,000 CR
- Class: B 592
- Upgrade Preset Class: A 663
Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 2012
- Liberty Walk Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: Wheelspin/Auction Only
- Class: S1 753
- Upgrade Preset Class: S1 798
McLaren 650S Spider 2014
- Liberty Walk Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 130,000 CR
- Class: S1 765
- Upgrade Preset Class: S2 811
Nissan GT-R Black Edition (R35) 2012
- Liberty Walk Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 80,000 CR
- Class: S1 703
- Upgrade Preset Class: S1 729
Toyota GR86 2022
- Rocket Bunny Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 28,000 CR
- Class: B 556
- Upgrade Preset Class: S1 704
Toyota GR Supra 2020
- HKS Grip/Drift Upgrade Presets To Choose (Visually Same)
- Features Extra Forza Kit
- Autoshow Price: 55,000 CR
- Class: A 616
- Upgrade Preset Class: S2 825 (Grip), S1 783 (Drift)
Toyota Supra RZ 1998
- KRC Upgrade Preset
- Autoshow Price: 60,000 CR
- Class: B 526
- Upgrade Preset Class: A 613
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