Forza Motorsport / Horizon / Turn10

Firstly, we will remove the locked part mechanic so all car parts can be accessed at Car Level 1 for every car in the game. Once a car is added to your car collection, you can install upgrades to it in any order that you wish. Whether it's engine swaps, race tires, aspiration changes, body kits or any other part available for your vehicle, you will have the freedom to build cars your way.

Secondly, in addition to earning Car Points through levelling up the car, you will be able to use in-game Credits to acquire Car Points. This means you can begin to immediately install upgrades to your car if you have sufficient Credits or if you would rather save your Credits, you can still earn car parts through car leveling as before.

We’re testing a ratio of 4,500 Credits for 500 Car Points and based on the feedback we’ve collected, we expect this to provide a healthy balance. That means if you’re upgrading the 2021 Volkswagen Golf R with all available parts at Level 1, for example, it will cost 89,775 Credits. In the case of the 2021 BMW M4 Competition Coupé, for all parts it amounts to 125,325 Credits, or for the 1969 Nissan Fairlady Z 432, it totals to 133,875 Credits.

Builders Cup [All Platforms]

• Skipping Completed Practice: Players are now presented with the option to Skip Practice in the Career mode pre-race menu.

Rewind is now available to use at race start and after one or more Drivatar AI crosses the finish line before the player.

Spotlight Cars

• Ginetta G40 Junior 2019 – May 15–22
• Porsche Cayman GTS 2015 – May 22–29
• Caterham Superlight R500 2013 – May 29–June 5
• Elemental RP1 2019 – June 5–12

VIP Discount Cars

• BAC Mono 2014 – May 15–22
• Lotus 3-Eleven 2016 – May 15–22
• Porsche 996 GT1 1996 – May 22–29
• Mazda Miata 1994 – May 29–June 5
• Brabham BT62 2016 – June 5–12