The Italian Passion Car Pack just went live in Forza Horizon 6, dropping 4 Italian cars into the garage at once. The pack costs $4.99 as a standalone purchase, but if you picked up the Premium Edition or Premium Upgrade, all four cars are already waiting for you when you load in.
The timing lines up with Series 3 of the Festival Playlist, which kicked off under the "Italian Exotics" theme. The car pack drops separately from the playlist content, so these four vehicles sit outside the standard Festival rewards track.
The four cars in the pack
Here's the lowdown on what you're actually getting.
The headliner is the 2025 Ferrari F80, and the numbers behind it are hard to argue with. Built to mark Ferrari's 80th anniversary, it produces 1,050 kg of downforce and puts 1,200 horsepower to the road through a hybrid drivetrain featuring Ferrari's first fully in-house electric motor. The braking system was co-developed with Brembo. On paper, it's the most powerful road-legal Ferrari ever made, and it should feel like it in-game.
On the other end of the timeline sits the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB4 Spider, one of the rarest cars in the pack with only 10 units ever produced. It was commissioned by Ferrari's North American importer as a successor to the 250 California Spider, and the open-top classic brings a very different kind of driving feel to the roster.
The 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm is the track-focused wildcard here. Alfa stripped out the rear seats, dropped in a roll cage, and pushed the V6 to 533 horsepower. Formula 1 champion Kimi Räikkönen helped refine the final setup, and Sauber did the aero work in their wind tunnel. Zero to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, all in a road-legal package.
Rounding out the pack is the 1990 Alfa Romeo SE 048SP, a Group C racing prototype that never quite got its moment in motorsport history. It ran a Ferrari-sourced 3.5-liter V12 producing around 680 horsepower inside a carbon-fiber monocoque chassis. Alfa built it to replace the Lancia LC2 in competitive racing, and it remains one of the more obscure machines in the Forza series.
Who gets it free and how to claim it
Premium Edition and Premium Upgrade owners get the Italian Passion Car Pack automatically. There is nothing to manually redeem. Load up the game, and all four cars should appear in your garage.
Everyone else can grab the pack for $4.99 through the Xbox Store or in-game storefront. The key here is that this sits outside the Car Pass, so Car Pass holders do not receive it as part of their subscription. If you want to understand exactly what Premium Edition content includes and how to claim it, the Forza Horizon 6 Premium Edition bonus content guide breaks it all down.
Where this fits in the Series 3 content calendar
Series 3 is running under the Italian Exotics theme, which means the Festival Playlist events are already leaning into Italian manufacturers. The car pack landing alongside that playlist is not a coincidence. What most players miss is that the playlist rewards and the paid car packs run on separate tracks, so completing Festival events will not unlock these four cars. They are only available through the pack.
For a full picture of what is coming through the Car Pass across all series, the Forza Horizon 6 Car Pass guide has every confirmed vehicle and release window in one place. More packs are expected as the season progresses, so Premium owners will want to keep an eye on what drops next.
