Complete the Forza Horizon 6 AutoZOOM Weekly Challenge efficiently. Our guide covers how to get the 1993 Autozam AZ-1, the best S1 tune code, and how to win the Norikura Skyline Touge race for the Winter Festival Playlist.

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To complete the AutoZOOM Weekly Challenge in Forza Horizon 6, you need to drive the 1993 Autozam AZ-1 across four distinct stages during the Horizon Mascot Party Winter season. The most efficient way to finish is by using the Tune Code 149 010 975 specifically for the second stage and winning the Norikura Skyline Touge race to close out the series.

Key Takeaways

  • Required Car: 1993 Autozam AZ-1 (Available for 38,000 CR in the Autoshow or via the “Modern Marvels” Seasonal Championship).
  • Tune Code: 149 010 975 (Required for the Challenge 2 upgrade spend).
  • Critical Race: Norikura Skyline Touge Race (S1 Class).
  • Optimization Tip: Do not install the custom tune until you reach Challenge 2 to ensure the credit spend requirement is met correctly.

Step 1: Own and Drive the 1993 Autozam AZ-1

The first step of the AutoZOOM Weekly Challenge is simply to get behind the wheel. If you don’t already have this mid-engine Kei car in your garage, you can pick it up at the Autoshow for 38,000 Credits. Alternatively, you can save your credits by winning the “Modern Marvels” Seasonal Championship during the same Winter season to earn it as a reward.

Step 2: Spend 25,000 Credits on Upgrades

For the second stage, you must spend at least 25,000 Credits on performance parts. The most effective way to do this while preparing for the later speed and racing challenges is to apply the specific S1 class tune. Apply Tune Code: 149 010 975. This will fulfill the spending requirement immediately and transform the AZ-1 into a competitive machine for the upcoming Touge events.

Step 3: Maintain 120 MPH for 10 Seconds

With the S1 tune installed, your Autozam AZ-1 will easily exceed its factory speed limits. Head to any long stretch of highway or the main festival strip and maintain a speed of at least 120 mph (193 km/h) for a continuous 10 seconds. The increased power from the turbo-charged straight-three engine makes this a simple sprint.

Step 4: Win a Touge Race (Norikura Skyline)

The final requirement is to win a Touge Race. While there are several options on the Forza Horizon 6 map, the Norikura Skyline Touge Race is the recommended choice for this S1 build. If you are focused strictly on completing the Festival Playlist points, you can lower the Drivatar difficulty to ensure a quick victory on the narrow, winding mountain passes.

Completing all four stages will grant you progress toward your Winter season rewards. If you’re looking to expand your garage further, check out our other Forza Horizon 6 guides for the latest tuning and race tips.

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