The 1991 Nissan Figaro is one of the first Treasure Cars you can grab in Forza Horizon 6, and it costs you exactly zero Credits. The catch is that the game only hands you a photograph as a clue, and Tokyo is a big city. Knowing the general area near the Rainbow Bridge helps, but without a precise landmark to aim for, you can spend a frustrating amount of time circling the wrong car parks. This guide cuts straight to the spot.
Where is the Nissan Figaro Treasure Car in Forza Horizon 6?
The Figaro sits in a small parking area on the southern edge of Tokyo, roughly halfway between the two bridges that connect the city to the nearby island of Daikoku. You can see the Rainbow Bridge from the parking lot itself, which is the clearest visual confirmation you have the right spot.
The car is specifically tucked between the two leftmost bridges on the south side of the city, not at the bridge itself. That distinction matters because players who head directly to the Rainbow Bridge end up overshooting the location.
If you are struggling to spot the car on foot, switch to the drone. Surveying the area from above is significantly faster than driving grid patterns through Tokyo's dense road layout. Once you get close enough, a map icon appears and you can set a waypoint to let ANNA guide you in.
Figaro parking lot, south Tokyo
The parking lot entrance is narrow, which is part of why players miss it. Mark a waypoint just in front of the entrance on your map and let the GPS route you through the surrounding lanes rather than trying to freehand it.
How do you claim the Figaro once you find it?
Drive up to the car and you will see a prompt to press X. That single button press adds the 1991 Nissan Figaro directly to your garage at no cost. A short cutscene plays, after which you can drive it immediately or store it for later. No Credits required, no auction house bidding, no grinding involved.
Treasure Cars are permanently claimable once discovered. You do not need to rush back to this spot or worry about a time window closing.
1991 Nissan Figaro stats: What are you actually getting?
The Figaro is a Class D front-wheel drive car with a Performance Index of 234 and an in-game credit value of 40,000 CR. On paper, those numbers put it firmly at the low end of the performance spectrum, which is exactly what you would expect from a 75 hp retro kei-adjacent coupe.
Here is the full stat breakdown:
The Off-Road rating of 6.0 stands out as oddly high given everything else about the car. The 0-60 time of 12.606 seconds and a top speed that caps at 96.7 mph confirm this is not a competitive racer. What the Figaro actually is, in the context of Forza Horizon 6's Japanese setting, is a piece of automotive history worth having in your collection.
Do not expect the Figaro to hold its own in any standard race events without significant tuning. Its Class D rating and front-heavy weight distribution (61% front) make it a handful at speed. Treat it as a collector's item first.
Is the Nissan Figaro worth collecting?
From a pure performance standpoint, no. A 75 hp engine pushing 810 kg to a 96.7 mph ceiling is not going to win you anything meaningful in the open world. But Treasure Cars are not really about racing utility. The Figaro is a 1991 Eclectic Domestics category vehicle, a quirky retro drop-top that Nissan produced in limited numbers for the Japanese domestic market. Having it in a garage set in Japan makes genuine thematic sense.
If you are working toward the Treasure Hunter achievement, the Figaro is one of 9 total Treasure Cars scattered across Japan's map. Grabbing it early checks off the first box. For the full list of all 9 locations, the Forza Horizon 6 Treasure Car locations guide has every spot mapped out by region.
Treasure Car collection progress
What other free cars can you get in Forza Horizon 6?
Treasure Cars are just one source of free vehicles. If you have history with the Forza franchise, the Forza Horizon 6 Loyalty Rewards system hands out up to 6 free cars just for having played previous titles, no hunting required. Barn Finds are another avenue worth pursuing, with 15 hidden vehicles unlockable through Discover Japan stamps. The Barn Finds location guide covers every region if you want to tackle those next.
For a broader look at everything available at launch and how to unlock each vehicle, the full Forza Horizon 6 guides collection is the best place to continue building out your garage.