Forza Horizon 3 features more than 350 vehicles – that’s 150 more than Forza Horizon 2. Not only is this the largest number of cars ever featured in a Forza Horizon game, it’s also our most diverse lineup yet!

Over the course of the past six weeks in the Forza Garage series, we have announced nearly every kind of vehicle to pound the pavement or thrash off-road. This week, we go one step further into the past where the battle for function over form comes to a crossroads. We are also revealing the final 65 cars for Forza Horizon 3, making this the biggest week since the Forza Garage opened.

Leading the way is an automotive eccentricity of epic proportions – the Reliant Supervan. This utilitarian oddball from Britain earns the distinction as the first three-wheeler appearing in a Forza game. Next up, the Ford “woody” with its sumptuous lines and textures is a visual delight and more than ready to attack any backwoods trail it encounters. Finally, buggies are big in Forza Horizon 3 and the Alumi Craft Class 10 checks all the boxes as a proven warrior.

The mix of cars found in the remainder of our announcement includes some of the great rally racers of the past, American and Australian muscle and super cars from the world over. Wherever the road leads you, these cars will make sure every mile is full of excitement and awe.

Here are some details on our spotlight cars.

1972 Reliant Supervan III

There is not a much better example of British vehicular eccentricity and thrift than the Reliant Supervan III. Nor, frankly, is there a better example of a vehicle more likely to find itself on its side after some aggressive driving. Reliant vehicles, like the Robin, Regal, and utilitarian Supervan, are three-wheeled and built around a motorcycle engine. Drivers only need have a motorcycle license to pilot a Reliant on public roads and even though 29 hp is not much power, it is enough to propel the diminutive ride to highway speeds. With even a spare wheel, seat belts, and a passenger seat as optional, you won’t find much in the way of luxury in the Supervan III. What you will find is a drive like none other.

1946 Ford Super Deluxe Station Wagon

There is a certain nostalgia about a wood-bodied vehicle or “woody.” The Ford Super Deluxe Station Wagon is a perfect post-World War II example of the halo vehicles of the time– a time when you didn’t wax your car, you went out and put on a new coat of varnish on it. It’s a work of art and since it’s a station wagon, this woody was a truckster that served families loyally with all of its 90 horsepower and ample storage space. Whether you find yourself travelling the highways and byways in search of the most picturesque spot to photograph this classic or just enjoying the ride along the way, you will find that this is one special wagon.

2015 Alumi Craft Class 10 Race Car

Consistency on any terrain is what the Alumi Craft Class 10 Race Car is built for. With a long travel suspension and best-in-class durability, it’s no wonder the top names in desert racing worldwide race Alumi Craft Class 10s. The tube chassis and roll cage will keep you safe, should you land a huge jump wrong side up; just roll it back over and keep on going. This buggy is happy on the street too, ready to slide through any corner you point it toward. But should some bumps come along, just floor it and hang on. This ride will suck them up so you can focus on what is ahead.

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