If your Spring playlist is still sitting unfinished, there is no need to panic. The last stretch of Series 2 is a good time to clear the valuable events first, especially if you are chasing the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GTR and the 2017 Saleen S7 LM. The 20-point reward is the AMG GTR, while the Saleen arrives at 40 points. That second target takes more effort, but it is well worth the extra races. The Saleen is not just another quick car for the garage; it is also one of the season's standout prizes. Before you start, check which cars you already own and set up a sensible route through the playlist. A little planning can save a lot of driving, particularly when you are also browsing FH6 Cars for inspiration or collection goals.
Start With the Biggest Point Rewards
The Ten Trials event should be near the top of your list. It can feel awkward at first, especially when team-mates are using different lines or braking later than they should, but the reward makes the effort worthwhile. Pick a car you know well rather than chasing a fashionable tune that you have never tested. Stable handling matters more than a huge top speed in a team event. Keep your driving clean, leave room through corners, and do not turn every overtake into a crash. If another player makes a mistake, let it go. The goal is to finish the event and collect the points, not to win an argument on the road. Once the Trial is complete, your remaining targets should be much easier to organise.
How to Clear the Ito Treasure Hunt
The Ito Treasure Hunt sounds more complicated than it really is. Choose a Japanese sports car from the 2010s, then take it to the required coastal speed traps. The 2012 Nissan GT-R Black Edition is a dependable option because it launches hard and stays composed when the road gets messy. You do not need a perfect tune, although a little extra grip can make the challenge less frustrating. After you reach the required rating, the treasure clue should reveal the chest location. Head towards the Historical Shrine area on the Ito coastline and search around the cliffs. The chest is close to a large cherry blossom tree behind a wooden torii gate. Drive slowly once you are in the right area; it is easy to pass the spot while looking at the map.
Fill the Remaining Gaps Efficiently
After the Trial and Treasure Hunt, use the EventLab Neon Drift challenge and the seasonal championships to build up the rest of your score. The 2010s supercar championship is a natural choice for anyone already preparing a fast road car, while the off-road championship gives you a change of pace and another useful batch of points. Daily challenges can help bridge a small gap, too. Do not leave them all until the last evening. Some are quick, but others may require a particular vehicle, location, or driving style. It is also worth checking the playlist after every activity. The game can sometimes make progress feel less obvious when several rewards unlock close together. Reaching 20 points secures the AMG GTR, and pushing on to 40 puts the Saleen S7 LM in your garage.
Protect Your Progress Before the Reset
When you have finished the last event, give the game a moment to save. Return to the Horizon Carnival or another safe location and wait until the save indicator disappears. It is a small habit, but it can prevent the frustration of losing a reward after a busy session. If you are short on time, focus on the Trial, the Treasure Hunt, and whichever championship gives you the fastest remaining points. Collectors with a larger vehicle plan may also choose to buy Forza Horizon 6 Credits for broader garage goals, but the seasonal prizes themselves still come from completing the playlist. Keep your route simple, avoid rushed driving, and you should have a fair shot at both headline cars before Series 2 moves on.
