The Spring playlist has reached its closing window, which means there is still time to turn a few focused sessions into some serious garage gains. The headline prizes are the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GTR at 20 points and the much rarer 2017 Saleen S7 LM at 40. If your garage is missing either one, don't panic and start buying random events. A smart route through the remaining activities is enough, especially if you already own a few capable FH6 Cars and know which challenges suit your driving style.

How the Spring Rewards Actually Stack Up

The 20-point mark is the first real target. The Mercedes-AMG GTR is quick, stable, and far less awkward to drive than some of the more twitchy supercars. It works well on fast road circuits, but it won't punish you too badly when a corner arrives sooner than expected. That makes it a useful reward, not just another display piece.

Forty points unlock the Saleen S7 LM, and that's the prize most collectors are chasing. You'll need to mix several event types rather than relying on one favourite race. The Ten Trials event is worth prioritising, then follow it with EventLab Neon Drift, the 2010s supercar championship, and the off-road championship. Daily challenges can fill the awkward gaps when you're only a point or two short.

Best Route for a Fast Weekend Clear

1. Finish Ten Trials before spending time elsewhere.

2. Use the Nissan GT-R Black Edition for Ito.

3. Complete championships before farming smaller activities.

Reality check: Most missed rewards come from leaving the easy points until Sunday night, then discovering one event needs a full team.

Ito Treasure Hunt Route

The Ito clue sounds more mysterious than it really is. Pick a suitable 2010s Japanese sports car, with the 2012 Nissan GT-R Black Edition being the safe, boring, effective choice. Head towards the coastal speed traps in the Ito region and build the required rating there. Its launch is strong, and the all-wheel-drive grip helps when traffic or a bad approach ruins your first attempt.

What Players Usually Get Wrong

    Someone asked whether the treasure chest appears after one perfect run, or whether the rating must be repeated several times.

    You only need to meet the challenge requirement. Once it registers, the chest marker should appear, so don't keep farming the trap.

Finish the Season Without Losing Progress

After the marker appears, drive along the Ito coastline towards the Historical Shrine area. Look around the cliffs, then check behind the wooden torii gate near the large cherry blossom tree. The chest can blend into the scenery, especially with weather effects or a crowded map, so slow down and use the map marker rather than charging through the whole area. Breaking it provides extra seasonal progress and bonus rewards, which can make the difference between stopping at 38 points and reaching the Saleen reward.

Before logging off, let the game save properly. Return to the Horizon Carnival or another safe spot and wait for the save icon to disappear. That habit takes only a few seconds, yet it can prevent a frustrating repeat of an entire championship. If you're short on cars or credits and want to finish the garage before the reset, options such as buy FH6 Credits may save some searching, but the main thing is to claim the points first and leave the season with the rewards safely recorded.