Forza Horizon 5: These Forza Edition cars have AMAZING bonuses

Forza Horizon 5 is the big racing game in years, and it has the cars to match!

Whle there are more than 500 cars to collect and drive, there are only a few Forza Edition cars. These special rides all offer something beyond amazing performance.

Let's take a look at the Forza Edition cars and the bonus each one offers.

Forza Edition cars

If you're a newcomer to the Forza series, you might not be aware of Forza Edition cars. These are based on the regular models but come with some tuning and upgrades already applied. They also give you bonuses when you're exploring or racing!

Forza Edition cars tend to be more rare and valuable than the standard model. You can't buy these in the Autoshow. You'll need to win them from a wheelspin, an accolade, or you can also buy them in the auction house.

All the Forza Edition cars in Forza Horizon 5

These are the cars with an FE varient in the latest game. Two of them are as yet unavailable, but we've seen them in the Let's Go streams so we expect them to become available in the Festival Playlist soon. Here's the full list and the type of bonus listed for each:

• Clean - Increase Clean Racing Skill points
• Credits - Increase credit rewards
• Destruction - Increase Destruction Skill points
• Drift - Increase Drift and E-Drift Skill points
• Event XP - Earn more XP for each race
• Skills - Increase Skill points
• Speed - Increase Speed skill points
• Stunt - Increase Stunt skill points

It seems like the Meyers Manx FE bonus listed in-game might not be correct. This car appears to actually give the bonus for drifting. The Ford De Luxe Five-Window Coupe FE is only available to players who have purchased the Forza Horizon 5 edition controller, so you won't be able to find this car in the Auction House.

Forza Edition cars are worth collecting and building up the car mastery. With these cars you can build up skill points quicker. You can always spend these on the Willys Jeep for super wheelspins!