Alex Unleashed on Cars

The first gameplay reveal for Forza Horizon 6 was shown on Thursday 22nd of January and several new cars were shown off and announced including the Ferrari F80, Honda E and the cover car the Toyota GR GT. With a list of 550 cars at launch and claims of the gaming focussing on 'progression' this could put the Horizon series back to it's former glory. But here are 15 cars that I'd like to see make into the game either at launch, through DLC or updates.       Honda Prelude- The brand new Prelude is very popular in Japan at the moment, and would make a perfect fit alongside the Toyota GR86 and Subaru BRZ. Considering the devs got the GR GT on the cover, I'm sure the Prelude will either be in the base game or arrive soon after. Year: 2026 Division: Modern Sports Cars Engine: 2 Litre 4 Cylinder and 2 Electric Motors, 181 BHP, 232 Ib/ft Performance: 0-60: 8.2 Seconds, 117 MPH, 1490 KG   Mazda Furai- The one-off Mazda concept made a surprise return in Forza Motor...

Back in 1988, Jaguar unveiled a new concept supercar, it had a 6.2 litre V12, 4-wheel drive and scissor doors. Needless to say, punters at the 1988 NEC Motorshow were very interested, so Jaguar ran a feasibility study and decided to go ahead and make the concept a reality with a new company fittingly called XJ220 Ltd making the cars at Bloxham near Banbury.  Sadly, things did not go to plan. The V12 engine in the concepts origins were in the DOHC 48v V12 that was was supposed to be used in the Jaguar XJ13 LeMans car from the 60s, but it only made 450 BHP, which despite the cars advanced aerodynamics wouldn't get it to the desired 220 MPH top speed, it also wouldn't meet emission regulations, so Jaguar then trialled a detuned V12 from the XJR-11 Group C car but eventually settled on  a 3.5 litre V6 twin turbo which, contrary to popular belief is not a Metro 6R4 unit but actually has more in common with the XJR-10 IMSA GTP car.  The 4-wheel drive system was found to be too ...