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Unlocking Garages

Every player house you buy comes with its own garage. There are eight houses available across the Japan-inspired map.

• Progress the Story: To unlock houses, you need to complete the main campaign and earn festival wristbands.
• The Estate: A special property called The Estate gives you even more freedom for large-scale customization in a mountainside setting.
• Fast Travel: Buying a house automatically adds a permanent fast travel point, making it easy to move across Japan.

Customizing and Using Your Garage

Once you step inside your garage, you enter a building mode similar to EventLab, letting you personalize almost everything.

• Placing Vehicles: Start with 3–4 cars per garage. One car can be explored fully in ForzaVista, with open doors, hood, and interior views.
• Prop Placement: Add items like car lifts, couches, toolboxes, or even fun shapes. Everything can be moved, rotated, scaled, and refunded if you change your mind.
• Character Poses: Place your avatar in the garage and choose poses to bring life to your scene.
• Sharing Layouts: Save your garage design and share it with the community using share codes. You can also download other players’ layouts to use or adapt.
• Visiting Others: Use the drone camera to visit friends’ garages and explore their car collections from all angles.

Tips from an Experienced Player

1. Plan Your Theme: Before adding props, think about a theme—workshop, luxury showroom, or street racer hangout.
2. Maximize Display Space: Use The Estate for larger collections, especially if you want multiple cars in ForzaVista.
3. Experiment with Share Codes: Check out popular layouts online to get inspiration or shortcut your design process.
4. Invite Friends: Social interaction is part of the fun—show off rare cars and creative setups.

Garages in FH6 aren’t just functional—they’re a social and creative space. Take the time to customize, show off, and explore the garages of others to fully enjoy everything Japan’s map has to offer.