Unlocking and Using Garages in Forza Horizon 6

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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

Plan Your Theme: Before adding props, think about a theme—workshop, luxury showroom, or street racer hangout.

Maximize Display Space: Use The Estate for larger collections, especially if you want multiple cars in ForzaVista.

Experiment with Share Codes: Check out popular layouts online to get inspiration or shortcut your design process.

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.

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

Plan Your Theme: Before adding props, think about a theme—workshop, luxury showroom, or street racer hangout.
Maximize Display Space: Use The Estate for larger collections, especially if you want multiple cars in ForzaVista.
Experiment with Share Codes: Check out popular layouts online to get inspiration or shortcut your design process.
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.