Playseat® gaming seat, the best place to put your steering wheel!
The Playseat® racing simulation cockpit lets you THRILL to the same experience that real-life racing drivers feel behind the wheel.
Discover why professional videogamers know there’s nothing like the feeling you get when you bolt a feedback wheel to your game seat. Experience the rock solid feeling of steering, accelerating and braking without the hassle of a slippery pedal or the disappointment of a cheap trembling wheel attached to your desk.
Now it’s easy and fun to drive your own GT5, GT6, Project Cars, FM5, Formula 1, DTM or WRC in your own home, in front of your TV or computer, and feel like you’re in the middle of the action on your favorite track! Measure your own performance against the computer or your friends, or kick it up a notch and race online against other drivers anywhere in the world.
The Playseat® game chair is compatible with all digital driving wheels ranging from Logitech G29, Logitech G920, Logitech G27, Logitech G25, Thrustmaster T300 RS, Thrustmaster T500 RS, Thrustmaster T150, Thrustmaster TX, Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On, Thrustmaster TH8 RS, all other Thrustmaster wheels , Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S, Logitech ForceGT, and MOMO wheels. And it’s the perfect choice for force feedback wheels. Talk about compatable; the Playseat® game chair works right out of the box with your PS4, PS3, PS2, Xbox ONE and Xbox 360, PC, or Wii.
Experience the true excitement of all racing videogames and flight simulations. Finally, joysticks, driving wheels and pedals feel firm and real.
Here’s why the Playseat® simulator is the perfect video game chair support for any Logitech driving wheel. The Playseat® gaming seat connects quickly and easily and delivers the ultimate game experience at home for thrill seeking video game pilots around the world.
The Playseat® chair features a robust and stable metal frame and a well-thought-out design that makes this game seat comfortable, responsive and unique. All race seats include our patented unique folding mechanism for added strength and durability. The foldable seat is combined with a fully adjustable steel frame that you can custom fit to your favorite height, length and depth. This complete adjustability means your Playseat® car game accessory will work with almost every game computer player and steering wheel. The seat are perfect for anyone age 8 and up.
With its totally renewed design and double stitched vinyl seat, even top drivers from around the world use Playseat® chair to improve their skills or just to have a great time.
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Forza Horizon 3 Playseat Car Pack Hits the Open Road Tomorrow.
The Playseat Car Pack is coming to Forza Horizon 3 ! Launching tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Playseat Car Pack brings seven new vehicles to the wide, open roads of Australia. The list of cars begins appropriately with one of the favorite cars of an Aussie racing legend, Pete Brock’s 1985 HDT VK Commodore Group A. The pack also features Cadillac’s latest high-performance coupe, the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V, plus Aston Martin’s new DB11, two Honda models (one a high-revving classic, the other a race-bred Civic) and more.
The Playseat Car Pack is included in the Forza Horizon 3 Car Pass, which is available for separate purchase or as part of the Forza Horizon 3 Ultimate Edition. All the cars in this pack are also compatible with the first Forza Horizon 3 expansion, Blizzard Mountain, which is available as part of the Forza Horizon 3 Expansion Pass or as a standalone purchase.
Also don’t forget that as previously announced, the Xbox One S Forza Horizon 3 Bundle (1TB) is available online now and at select U.S. retailers for $349.99 USD, and will make its way to additional markets starting tomorrow. Additionally, the Xbox One S Forza Horizon 3 Bundle (500GB) will also be available worldwide beginning tomorrow for $299.99 USD.
Here’s a closer look at the cars in the Playseat Car Pack:
1985 HDT VK Commodore Group A.
In Australia, the name Peter Brock evokes championship racing, national pride and the twisting, undulating roads of Bathurst. The Commodore Group A is a distinctive car in Brock’s racing career, built during the period when he was running his own company building race-bred road cars. In the mid-1980s, home grown rules evolved to a European formula that included homologation. We have these rules to thank for the 502models of the VK Commodore Group A that were built. Dubbed “Bluey” or the “Blue Meanie” for the Formula Blue color all the models were painted, the Group A holds a special place in the heart of Holden fans in sight, sound and speed.
1990 Renault Alpine GTA Le Mans.
In the mid-1970s, Renault acquired car builder Alpine, saving it from financial troubles. While Alpine models had heavily relied on Renault parts and were sold by Renault dealers, the brand was previously independently owned by rally driver Jean Redele. Through the early 1970s, Redele’s Alpines delivered two wins at the Rally Monte Carlo and several finishes at Le Mans. The 325 models of the Alpine GTA Le Mans harken to that bygone era. In its time, this four-seat grand tourer rivaled the best Porsche had to offer. Its sleek form delivers an amazing drag coefficient, and the rear mounted turbo V6 provides renowned weight balance, power and traction.
Perhaps you remember the days when “Cadillac” translated to “luxury land yacht.” While your grandparents may still prefer retro Cadillac models for their unrivaled American comfort, the ATS-V is more likely to be owned by that favorite uncle who always has the cool car. The ATS-V is a performance-packed luxury coupe that easily compares with the top sport luxury coupes from Germany or Japan. Starting with more than 460 V6 twin-turbo horsepower, this American sport-coupe also features a well-tuned chassis that’s aided by magnetorheological dampers, giving the ATS-V performance that’s well beyond mere straight-line speed.
When it comes to engines, there really isn’t anything more opulent than a V-12. The Aston Martin DB11 adds twin-turbos to its two inline six cylinders mated at the crank, making this wide-body luxury grand tourer something that pulls hard from idle to redline. It’s hard to believe the DB11 is in the middle of the Aston Martin lineup. With lavish accoutrements and more power than the average driver would even need, the DB11 is looking for an open road to let that V12 breathe, while offering the ultimate in comfort and amenities.
Start with General Motors, add a healthy heaping of German engineering, then design a car that’s born and bred for the U.K. market, and you’ll come up with the Vauxhall Corsa VXR. This is a brash 1.6-liter turbo-charged four-cylinder front-wheel-drive city car that is all get up and go. More than 200 horsepower tugging the front wheels of this super-mini delivers a thrill that is only matched by the raucous rumble of the Remus exhaust burbling out behind its diminutive form. You can get your groceries in the Corsa VXR, but don’t be surprised if then trip is longer than expected. After all, in a car like this, you’ll want to take the long way home.
Chances are you will never have this much fun with anything else at around 70 horsepower. The Honda S800 represents the final evolution of one of the first four-wheeled Hondas to hit the road. In 1962, Soichiro Honda presented the T360 and S360 at the Tokyo Motor Show. The T360 was a pick-up truck and the S360 a two-seater spider. These vehicles were powered by 356cc Honda motorcycle engines and had chain drive. Engine displacement evolved to the 791cc motor with a standard live axle rear end. The S800’s screaming-high redline was a direct descendent of the Honda car’s motorcycle roots. If you have ever enjoyed the high-revving joy of the modern day S2000, you’ve got the S800 to thank for it.
For car fans, seeing the letter “R” on a car usually means something special. In the case of the Civic Type R, “R” means “racing,” as in race-bred. Honda didn’t just slap some logos and some wheels on this specification either. The “R” might also stand for “ridiculous” horsepower – as in more than 300hp. Take one look at the sleek and aggressive aero kit and “R” can easily stand for “radical.” From the torque-steer limiting dual-axis strut suspension, to the mechanical front differential and the Brembo brakes, this Civic Type R is just what Honda fans, and Forza fans, have been waiting for.
Forza Horizon 3.
You’re in charge of the Horizon Festival. Customize everything, hire and fire your friends, and explore Australia in over 350 of the world’s greatest cars.
Playseat Forza review – The ultimate gaming chair for Forza lovers.
Last week we reviewed the Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel, the best steering wheel available for Xbox One at present. Racing wheel controllers are not meant to be used on the lap – just imagine if your car's steering wheel shifted about every time you turned or moved your legs. The TX Racing Wheel includes a clamp for attachment to a table or desk, but that's not especially sexy and might be tough for living rooms.
Thus your best wheel mounting options are a racing wheel stand or seat. Netherlands-based company Playseat has the gaming chair market cornered, offering more than 10 different gaming chairs for racing and flight games. Given that Forza Horizon 2 is one of my top Xbox One games of 2014, I jumped at the chance to try out the Playseat Evolution Forza Motorsport Edition . Read on for my full impressions, complete with exclusive video review and unboxing and assembly videos!
Assembling the Playseat Forza.
As you would imagine, the Playseat comes packed in a large and hefty (53 pounds/24 kilograms) box. Inside are the seat itself, a cushion, and several metal framework pieces. The assembly only requires a few tools for assembly, including two hex wrenches and a regular wrench – all included in the box.
It should take about 30 minutes to put the Playseat together. The large, high quality instruction manual doesn't have actual text in its directions, but the pictures do a great job of showing you how everything goes together…
Except for page 11, the final step in the assembly process. This step involves installing a couple of parts referenced as M8 x20. They look like bolts with large rubber circles at the end. As described in our assembly video, I think the two M8s are meant to reach down to the floor and help stabilize the base of the "pedal holder."
However, the bolt/screw portion of the M8 is too short for that purpose. I got it to go through and fastened nuts on the end, but just barely. I could be misunderstanding the part's function, which would be the fault of the instructions. The diagram simply makes little sense and fails to provide proper guidance.
Mounting the racing wheel.
Once you truck through that final step in the assembly process, you're ready to mount the steering wheel and pedals to the Playseat.
All four Xbox One wheels on the market include pedals, so nobody has to go without proper acceleration and brake controls on Microsoft's latest gaming system. Both Thrustmaster wheels have mounting holes in the base of the wheel and pedals; we can safely assume the Mad Catz and Hori wheels do as well.
To mount the wheel and pedals, just line up the part with the metal stand and insert the included mounting bolts. You'll want to keep your wheel and pedals attached pretty much all the time, since screwing and unscrewing bolts requires a tool and effort. Alternately, wheel and pedals can be mounted with the packed-in Velcro pads.
Adjusting for comfort.
We all come in different sizes. The Playseat Forza is recommended for players up to 7.25 feet tall (in other words, most humans) and up to 270 pounds in weight, a requirement that excludes most Texans like me. I kid!
The seat offers several adjustments to accommodate different user sizes and preferences. The wheel stand itself can be raised or lowered by adjusting a knob. Twist the knob hard enough and the stand will stay firmly in place.
Further down, both the wheel and pedal stand attach to the framework of the seat by a long metal rail. The distance of both of those parts from the seat can be adjusted with two more knobs along the rail. In our video and photographs I had the wheel stand a little too close to the seat. Later I realized it feels better with a bit more distance.
Finally, the angle of the pedals can also be adjusted – just not as easily as the other components. The pedal stand attaches to its base with a couple of hex bolts. The stand part has a long, arced slot in which these bolts are placed. Simply choose an angle, insert the bolts, and the stand will keep the chosen angle.
Knowing which angle to pick before use is tricky. I picked the mid-way point along the slot and it feels fine so far. I wish we could adjust the angle with knobs as with the other adjustable components, but the bolt solution works fine.
Storing the Playseat.
The Playseat Forza has a fair but not unreasonable footprint during use. You are essentially creating a car's cockpit at home, after all. Most living rooms should be able to accommodate it, perhaps after moving a coffee table out of the way. Anyone who plays Kinect games knows the drill.
You probably don't want the Playseat occupying the middle of your room when you're done playing with it. Luckily, the seat folds up and compacts (to an extent) for storage.
The back of the seat itself has a large flap held in place by Velcro. Open it up and loosen to smaller flaps to reveal two metal rods that keep the seat in an upright position. Lift the rods and put them in an unlocked position. Now the seat will fold securely down.
You can also loosen the rods on the bottom rail I mentioned earlier to pull the wheel and pedal stands close to the seat, shrinking its footprint for storage. Then just tuck it away in a corner or large closet until such time as you feel the need for speed once more.
My one big criticism with the seat itself is that those rods that hold the seat in place can be very difficult to unlock. Mine just fit in too tightly and don't want to lift up to unlock. I've taken to using a hammer or other metal object to knock them into the unlocked position, but a spray of lubricant might be the best solution.
Racing with the Playseat and choosing the Playseat that's right for you.
The Playseat Forza is a special Forza-branded version of the Playseat Evolution. Both seats are covered in leather-look black vinyl that feels smooth and comfortable to sit on. It's quality office chair material and should prove resistant to spills and stains.
The Forza branding brings white Forza Motorsport logos on the front, back, and sides of the seat. As a longtime Forza fan, I love the logos. But the Forza version of the seat adds about $30 to the price, so you could save a bit by going with a regular Playseat Evolution instead.
Whether we call it Forza or Evolution, this seat is the perfect companion to a quality racing wheel. Attach your wheel and pedals to it, boot up your favorite racing game, and you essentially have the arcade racing experience at home. A nearly-full sized driver's seat, right there in your living room.
Depending on your room setup, screen location might possibly be an issue – but that has not been my experience. My primary 52-inch TV is wall-mounted (and slightly too high for a wall mount at that), but I still find it easy to see while using the Playseat. Alternately, playing with a smaller monitor on a table (as shown in the video review) works just as well. Playseat also sells an LCD screen stand, but it costs about half as much as the seat itself (ouch).
The Playseat Forza is a dream accessory for racing game enthusiasts, but it doesn't come cheap. The Forza version clocks in at $430 on Amazon (plus $38 shipping), or £349 from Amazon UK. The price makes sense for a lot of reasons. Racing wheels are a (wonderful) niche accessory, and not everyone who buys a wheel will get a gaming chair for it. Playseat can't make these in huge numbers that would drive down costs, nor does the company want to cut corners in production. Thus Playseats are a niche, luxury product.
The experience of using the Playseat is just so special though, I really must recommend it to true racing enthusiasts. If you love your driving games and racing wheels but can't justify spending $400 or so on a gaming chair, the Playseat Challenge might better fit your budget. The Challenge clocks in at $250. It doesn't look nearly as nice, but it still provides a great racing experience and actually compacts even better than the Forza/Evolution.
For more Playseat products and accessories, check out the Playseat Store, which lists prices in Euros.
Playseat F1 Racing Seat Review | $1,400.
If you are looking for an F1 style racing seat, then the Playseat F1 Red is a Fantastic option.
The sim cockpit design recreates the low driving position and feeling of a Formula 1 race car and was designed and built in collaboration with Red Bull Racing Sebastian Vettel and his teammate Mark Webber.
If you’re an F1 Fan this sim racing rig is AWESOME!
Playseat F1 Cockpit.
Playseat is one of the best brands of gaming cockpits on the market for sim racing. The F1 chair makes every bit of racing feel more real and immersive, particularly because it positions you so low to the ground. The F1 Red has a nice polished look to it and will certainly impress your friends when they see it in front of your TV.
It certainly makes games like F1 2015 or racing the open wheeled cars in Forza much more immersive.
Playseat F1 Cockpit Specs.
Assembled Dimensions 55.1 x 19.7 x 34.6 inches, weighs 74.96 lbs, Patented F1-red coated frame, black vinyl seat (looks like leather), G27 gearshift support included, adjustable center column, adjustable pedal distance, compatible with all popular racing wheel brands like Thrustmaster, Fanatec, Logitech, etc…
Stability of The Frame.
The metal base is built very solid and doesn’t have any wobble to it. When I turn in racing games I lean my upper body which has the potential to tip a racing chair, this frame held strong and stayed nice and stable on the ground.
Made of High Quality Materials.
The chair itself is wrapped in a nice vinyl upholstery and it has the look and feel of leather. The stitching on the chair is also quality and was very nicely done. I love the way the designed and padded the back rest with multiple padding compartments and a comfortable head rest. The padding feels like a very firm foam material.
Putting it Together Was Fairly Painless.
Out of the box it felt like a lot of parts for something that looked so seemless in the pictures. Overall it took me about 45 min to an hour to assemble and it had decent directions with pictures.
Plenty of Comfort and Adjustability.
More Comfortable Than I Imagined.
What surprised me was how comfortable the Playseat F1 seat was. Looking at the back of the chair and how thin it is, I initially thought there wasn’t going to be enough padding or back support…I was pleasantly surprised. I can definitively race in this rig for hours without feeling like my back, my knees, or my butt hurts.
I also loved how the sides of the seat are curved up. It gives your body the feeling of being engulfed in the seat, which adds to the immersiveness.
Because I’m 6’1 I was also wondering if my knees would have enough room under the wheel mounting plate and thanks to the adjustability of the frame it was fine for me. I think the seat can be comfortable for adults or teenagers. I would guess people between 5’0 and 6’3 should be able to fit comfortably in this F1 racing cockpit.
Adjustable in the Right Places.
One of the best parts of the Playseat F1 racing seat is it’s ability to adjust. There are four key places that this seat can be fine tuned to fit your body style and comfort.
You can move the steering column towards or away from you You can move the pedal plate towards or away from you You can move the steering wheel plate angle up and down You can move the pedal plate angle up and down.
Making adjustments to the frame is really quick, which is nice if you have friends over and are continually switching out drivers.
Does The The Center Column Effect Your Feet On the Pedals?
This a common question people ask about racing cockpits with a center column. From my experience I have never had the center column impede my ability to use the throttle, brake, or clutch. Matter of fact once you start racing you will never even know the center column is there.
The Playseat F1 Racing Chair Is Compatible With Multiple Wheels.
The F1 seat is compatible with all the major steering wheel/pedal sets out on the market. It has pre-drilled mounting points and a large foot pedal support plate to accommodate many 3rd party wheel/pedal sets. I personally have mine hooked up with a Thrustmaster TX.
Getting the Most Out of Your Formula 1 Setup.
If you are looking at putting together the best f1 racing setup for Xbox or PC then I would suggest getting the Playseat F1 and the three products below.
Above are the Thrustmaster TX servo base, the F1 rim add on, and the T3PA pro pedals. That would take your total setup spend to just under $2,000 and give you a fantastic F1 racing setup, which would perfect for games like F1 2016, rFactor, or iracing.
A Few Playseat F1 Drawbacks.
While there is a lot to like about this Formula 1 style racing seat I did find it a little hard to get in and out of. It’s so low to the ground sometimes when I get in I feel like I am gonna drop myself into the seat. Also getting out I tend to hold onto my racing wheel to help me get leverage to get up. I basically lean forward, put my feet on the floor, then stand to straddle the seat, and then step over it.
Another thing worth mentioning is that this chair is fairly heavy 70 lbs or so and doesn’t fold up like other seats. For me it’s not an issue because I ;eave my seat out, but for those looking for something that can store away you may need to look elsewhere.
I also wouldn’t trust letting anyone sit in this over 250 lbs. It’s built really well, but I am not sure how comfortable it would be to someone with some size to them.
Playseat F1 Racing Rig Review- Wrap Up.
If you are an F1 then this is the racing seat you need to own. The chair is well constructed with a high quality design and build. It will deliver a comfortable sim racing experience that you can enjoy for hours on end without feeling like your body is sore. Putting it together isn’t too bad, but it is pretty heavy and there arn’t many places you can hide it around the house.
The price is seems high, but given the stability, materials, and design I actually feel like the price isn’t ridiculous. I would rather see it priced about $200 lower, but other than that this Formula 1 sim racing cockpit is a good value.
“The Playseat F1 racing chair is bad ass and puts your body in an immersive racing position like no other rig”
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Playseat Evolution Racing Game Seat Review | $400.
Wheel Stand Pro Review | $179.
Thrustmaster T3PA Pro Pedal Set Review | $150.
Thrustmaster VG TH8A Add-On Gearbox Shifter Review | $150.
Thrustmaster TMX Xbox One Racing Wheel Review | $200.
Playseat Challenge Racing Gaming Chair Review | $250.
The Playseat Challenge is a hybrid solution of a wheel stand and a cockpit. This is a one of a kind seat that is surprisingly stable, well engineered, and a perfect solution for sim racers on a budget.
The seat features a fully collapsible frame that can be folded up and put into a storage room or even under a bed when not in use. It has a wheel support plate that swings up and down so you can get in and out of the chair. The pedals connect to the base on two padded bars that keep them securely in place.
Made of High Quality Materials and Has a Brilliant Design.
What is most impressive about this simple little seat is the materials and the smartly engineered design. the seat farme is made out of powder coated metal tubing and the seat material is made out of nicely stitched and well padded alcantara suede.
The design is kind of like a sim racing lawn chair, but with lots of adjustability. It doesn’t look like much but it incredibly stable even under aggressive sim driving. When folded up in measures 49 inches tall, 29.5 inches wide, and 11 inches deep. When setup in driving position it is 53 inches tall x 21 inches wide, and 38 inches deep. Also this racing seat ONLY weighs 20 pounds and is incredibly easy to assemble and fold up!
Just look how thin this get folded up…thats pretty awesome for a racing chair!
Another impressive feature of this racing seat is that it can accommodate a driver between 4 feet and 7 feet tall. There are many other seat solutions on the market that can do that.
How Does It Adjust.
On the side of the seat there are straps that can be adjusted. This can move the seat from a Nascar like driving position back to a F1 style position. The wheel angle adjusts via a knob behind the wheel plate and the pedals, while don’t have angle adjustment are able to be adjusted towards and away from the seat.
What Wheel and Pedal Brands is it Compatible With.
The Playseat Challenge can accommodate most of the popular wheels and pedals. The wheel plate has pre-drilled holes and the pedal plate has a Velcro strap that lock any set of pedals into place. I tested it with the Thrustmaster TX and T3PA Pedals and no issues at all.
This is a popular racing seat choice amongst Thrustmaster and Logitech wheel owners.
Who Should Buy The Playseat Challenge.
This seat would work best for a racer on a budget or someone short on space. It is priced fair to the market, because its a bit more expensive than a wheel stand, but a bit less expensive than a full racing cockpit.
If you are looking for an entry level sim racing solution the Playseat Challenge is a great option. I wouldn’t recommend this to a hardcore sim racer, but for anyone racing on a console this is a nice choice.
A Simple Racing Setup.
If I was looking to a simple racing setup for the Xbox One designed around the Playseat Challenge, I think the Logitech G920 is a great choice to go with this seat.
That would bring your total cost to about $600 and get you a foldable seat, a racing wheel and a 3 pedal set.
If you wanted to a little less expensive my next best suggestion is the Thrustmaster TMX racing wheel and the Challenge seat would cost about $450.
Note: This seat will not allow you to add a shifter.
Don’t Judge This Racing Seat By the Way It Looks.
At first glance, I thought this was an overpriced crappy racing seat, but then I started racing with it. Honestly my mind was kind of blown!
The seat is super comfortable even for extended hours of racing. I also was surprised as just how stable the frame was built. Once you get in it, there is very little wobble. Someone over a Playseat did came up with a genius design for this chair. I am 6’2 and I dont fit comfortably in all racing seats, but this seat had great adjustment capabilities for me.
“the seat is stable in all the right places”
This seat is surprisingly awesome given the price and storage ability. If you have small apartment then to me this is hands down one of the best solutions. I would certainly consider this is lieu of a wheel stand, but not a full cockpit if you can afford one.
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Customer Reviews.
Seat Rules.
Playseat Challenge Racing Sim Chair.
Great Seat, fold and put away when not in use.
Pretty good. Not perfect.
Great racing seat setup and the added bonus of folding up is key.
Amazing seat. If there is any critique.
Very comfortable.
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Openwheeler Advanced Racing Seat Review | $450.
Playseat Evolution Racing Game Seat Review | $400.
Wheel Stand Pro Review | $179.
Thrustmaster T3PA Pro Pedal Set Review | $150.
Thrustmaster VG TH8A Add-On Gearbox Shifter Review | $150.
Thrustmaster TMX Xbox One Racing Wheel Review | $200.
Forza Horizon 3 Playseat Car Pack.
This add-on features 7 new cars for you to collect, race, and customize including the 2017 Aston Martin DB11, 2016 Honda Civic Type R, 2016 Cadillac ATS-V, 2016 Vauxhall Corsa VXR, 1985 HDT VK Commodore Group A, 1990 Renault Alpine GTA Le Mans, and 1970 Honda S800. Once the pack is purchased, you are granted a one-time only, free addition of each car to your Forza Horizon 3 garage, with no additional in-game credit cost. This add-on can be acquired separately, or as one of the six monthly car packs included with the Forza Horizon 3 Car Pass.
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This add-on features 7 new cars for you to collect, race, and customize including the 2017 Aston Martin DB11, 2016 Honda Civic Type R, 2016 Cadillac ATS-V, 2016 Vauxhall Corsa VXR, 1985 HDT VK Commodore Group A, 1990 Renault Alpine GTA Le Mans, and 1970 Honda S800. Once the pack is purchased, you are granted a one-time only, free addition of each car to your Forza Horizon 3 garage, with no additional in-game credit cost. This add-on can be acquired separately, or as one of the six monthly car packs included with the Forza Horizon 3 Car Pass.
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very well done. true to horizon standards.
i like the detail in the graphics, and the way the cars handle. it's almost as if i were actually driving. i don't like the cheaters who have ultimate speed. i only wish someone cared enough about their video games to ensure their integrity. i don't care if people cheat against a.i. i just don't like it in a pvp game.
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Decent pack but great DB11.
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Would Like More Euro.
VW and Porsche would be nice.
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i like the awsome cars but there is nothing i dont loike.
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love to see more of 4/5 gen nissan infiniti.
wish there were more house hold name cars like maximas, infiniti, lexus, just so we can see our own cars and our visions.
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Yeah new cars who wouldn't like that.
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Amazing Cars.
I Love them all.
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Information For The Players.
Update Your Game If You Have The Pack Already I Did And Then Checked DLC Cars And Boom It Was There Having The Ultimate Edition Has It's Perks And The Cars Are Great.
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i want dubs.
i want a Volkswagen pack. Stop giving us cars that get the same engine swaps, and that sound identical. please forza listen to your community.
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