FH6 Treasure Cars Guide — All 9 Hidden Car Locations

Treasure Cars are FH6’s other hidden-vehicle hunt — separate from Barn Finds. There is one abandoned car in each of the nine mainland regions (none on Legend Island). They are not gated by Stamp Level. Drive near a hide, Mei radios a rumor, and a photo clue appears under Cars → Treasure Cars. Approach the car and press collect; you can drive it immediately or send it to the garage.

Festival Playlist Treasure Hunt cards are a different weekly credit/horn event. Do not use those for this list.

If you are in the right pocket and still cannot see the car, switch to Drone Mode — community guides report a purple icon when you are close enough.

Fact-checked August 19, 2026 against Polygon, IGN, and matching community maps. In-game PI can shift with patches — treat class numbers as launch snapshots.

Treasure Cars vs Barn Finds

All 9 Treasure Cars

1. 1991 Nissan Figaro

• Region: Tokyo City
• Class: D (about 234 PI at collect)
• In-game hint: “A classic Nissan Figaro, forgotten in one of the city's car parks near the iconic Rainbow Bridge.”
• Where: Southern Tokyo waterfront. Find the Rainbow Bridge that links the city to the small island used by Drift Club Japan, then drive east along the shore to a small coastal car park.

A retro kei convertible and usually the first treasure most players trip over while exploring Tokyo.

2. 1969 Dodge Charger R/T

• Region: Minamino
• Class: C (about 417 PI)
• In-game hint: “This American classic has been spotted out the back of the Minamino region's golf course clubhouse.”
• Where: Central Minamino golf course (Naruo). From Yuji’s Auto, go northeast to the clubhouse. The Charger sits behind the 365 convenience store at the front of the course, next to the Airfield Trail dirt event — not at the Nangan docks.

Classic American muscle parked behind a Japanese konbini. Walk around the store, not through the fairway.

3. 1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE

• Region: Ohtani
• Class: D (about 357 PI)
• In-game hint: “This RX-7 has been spotted near some radio towers in the Ohtani region.”
• Where: Western Ohtani near the Shimanoyama border. Follow the off-road trail to the cluster of red radio towers, break the fence, and check the southeast side under one of the towers.

First-gen GSL-SE rotary. Several tower clusters exist on the map — you want the three red masts plus the larger white tower, not the Festival Site arrays.

4. 1987 Porsche 959

• Region: Shimanoyama
• Class: A (about 661 PI)
• In-game hint: “Spotted outside a convenience store in the Shimanoyama region is a Porsche 959 in need of a loving new owner.”
• Where: Post town of Narai-juku. Northwest of the Shimanoyama stadium, follow the road into town, then east to the large parking lot. The 959 is in front of the convenience-store entrance — not in a frozen Hokubu garage.

Group B homologation icon. This is the hunt’s headline car.

5. 1981 BMW M1

• Region: Hokubu
• Class: B (about 510 PI)
• In-game hint: “This classic BMW M1 has been left under one of the railway bridges in the Hokubu region.”
• Where: Northern Hokubu near the Takashiro border. Follow the grey railway line across the farm fields and drive under the bridge.

Mid-engine 1970s supercar. If you are searching a frozen lake, you are in the wrong biome.

6. 1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR

• Region: Takashiro
• Class: B (about 517 PI)
• In-game hint: “An abandoned Lancer has been spotted below a waterfall in the Takashiro region, near one of the temples.”
• Where: Far western Takashiro. Take the road beside a small torii, then the right-hand exit toward the waterfall / Temple of Nachi Falls picnic area by the river.

Early Evo, not a Cosmo or a kei car. The waterfall photo is the giveaway.

7. 1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale

• Region: Sotoyama
• Class: C (about 483 PI)
• In-game hint: “A legendary Lancia Stratos has been spotted abandoned near Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in the Sotoyama region.”
• Where: West of Hakusan Mountain Lodge. Follow the alpine road west until a large light-brown lodge / hotel appears on the right; the Stratos is parked outside.

Sotoyama is the snowy ninth mainland region (north of Hokubu). This car is not a Cosmo, Sports 800, or 510.

8. 2005 Ford GT

• Region: Nangan
• Class: A (about 676 PI)
• In-game hint: “Spotted down one of the Nangan region's coastal trails, this Ford GT is in need of some TLC.”
• Where: Far southeastern Nangan coast, north of the Jodogahama Beach point of interest. At the shore look for a small parking area with a yellow sign, then take the unmarked dirt path east to the lookout.

Modern Ford GT, not a Charger in a container yard.

9. 1985 Nissan Safari Turbo

• Region: Ito
• Class: D (about 123 PI)
• In-game hint: “Perfect for the Ito region's rough terrain, this Nissan Safari has been left to weather the elements near the Wind Farm.”
• Where: Northeastern Ito wind farm. Follow the western Wind Farm dirt road north; the Safari sits at the base of a turbine on one of the curves.

High-offroad Patrol / Safari. Not a waterfall Sports 800 or an alley Subaru 360.

Fastest route

Clues unlock when you drive near each hide, so you can start as soon as the map opens. A focused loop is roughly:

1. Tokyo City Figaro → Minamino Charger → Ohtani RX-7
2. Shimanoyama 959 → Hokubu M1 → Takashiro Evo III
3. Sotoyama Stratos → Nangan Ford GT → Ito Safari

Collecting all nine unlocks the Treasure Hunter achievement / Lost and Found badge.

What we removed

An earlier version of this page listed Cosmo 110S, Sports 800, Datsun 510, Subaru 360, Honda S800, and Isuzu 117 Coupé with invented clues. Those cars are not the nine Treasure Cars.

• Toyota Sports 800 — Collection Journal / Regional Mascots reward, not a Treasure Car
• Honda S800 — Series 4 Summer championship reward (Small but Mighty), not a Treasure Car

Cross-check Cars → Treasure Cars if a video disagrees.

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