Forza Horizon 6: This Glitch Lets You Farm XP and Credits Without Lifting a Finger

This glitch relies on a combination of a Forza Edition car with high reward bonuses and community-built tracks designed specifically to max out combos. Here’s the step-by-step:

• Recommended car -> The Subaru Impreza 22B-STI 1998 is the community’s top pick. Its Car Mastery perks boost reward rates based on the actions performed during a race. A Forza Edition car with credit and XP bonuses will push the per-lap gains even higher.
• Enable all driving assists -> Turn on every assist available in the driving settings, especially Auto Steer and Auto Braking. The car will drive itself with no input required.
• Select a community track -> Search through community-built tracks for circuits labeled « Credits Farming » or « XP Farming ». These tracks are built to chain obstacles, near misses and scenery destruction in loops that max out the combo multiplier.
• Lock the throttle -> To squeeze out even more gains, lock the trigger down with a rubber band or a small weight. The car holds full throttle permanently without any input.
• Online session -> Launch the session in a convoy with other players running the same method. Credit and XP gains scale with the number of active participants in the session.
• Regular interaction -> Nudge the game every 15 to 20 minutes to avoid the auto-pause from inactivity. A simple stick flick is enough.

Gains vary depending on the Forza Edition car used and the chosen track. With the Subaru Impreza 22B-STI on the best community tracks, players are reporting between 500,000 and 2,000,000 credits per hour in full AFK. Driving the same tracks manually, gains can climb past 5,000,000 credits per hour. Playground Games has not yet released a patch to shut this method down. This type of glitch already existed in previous Forza Horizon titles and has generally been patched within a few weeks. Take advantage of it while the window is still open.