Series 2 is almost out of runway, but there's still time to turn a decent Spring run into a very tidy garage upgrade. The 20-point reward is the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GTR, while 40 points brings home the much rarer 2017 Saleen S7 LM. If you're missing cars or simply want a faster route through the playlist, browsing FH6 Cars can also help you plan the rest of your collection before the reset arrives.

Grab the Big Rewards First

The AMG GTR is the easy milestone, but don't stop there if the Saleen is on your wishlist. The S7 LM is the prize that gives this final sprint some real urgency. It's quick, dramatic, and the sort of car you'll notice every time it appears in your garage. You don't need a perfect playlist run, either. A sensible mix of championships, EventLab events, daily tasks, and the treasure hunt should get you moving without turning the weekend into a twelve-hour grind.

Set Up the Ito Treasure Hunt Properly

The Ito clue sounds more complicated than it really is. Pick a Japanese sports car from the 2010s, then head for the coastal speed traps around the Ito region. The 2012 Nissan GT-R Black Edition works well here. It launches hard, stays planted, and doesn't punish you too badly when the road bends. Don't overthink the tune. A clean run with decent speed is usually more useful than a wild setup that keeps sending you into barriers.

Once the rating requirement is met, the treasure marker should appear. If it doesn't show straight away, leave the area, reload the map, and check your challenge progress again. That small reset fixes the problem for plenty of players.

Find the Chest Near the Shrine

The chest sits along the Ito coastline, close to the Historical Shrine area. Look beyond the wooden torii gate for the large cherry blossom tree near the cliffs. The hiding spot is easy to miss when you're flying through the region, so slow down and scan the shoreline rather than relying only on the map circle. Smash the chest and you'll receive extra seasonal progress plus bonus rewards, which can make the difference between stopping at 36 points and reaching the Saleen.

Before moving into the wider playlist, this is the useful part to keep in mind.

Quick Reward Check

The rewards are worth prioritising in this order, especially if your playtime is limited.

That's why the treasure hunt shouldn't be left until the final hour. It's a short job, and the extra points can save you from having to replay a longer event later.

Use the Highest-Value Activities

1. Start with the Ten Trials event.

2. Complete the EventLab Neon Drift challenge.

3. Finish both seasonal championships.

The Ten Trials event deserves attention first because it can deliver a sizeable chunk of progress in one sitting. Teamwork matters more than showing off. Hold your line, avoid contact, and don't throw away a clean run trying to win every corner. After that, Neon Drift is a good change of pace. Then tackle the 2010s supercar championship and the off-road championship while your focus is still sharp.

Keep the Weekend Grind Manageable

1. Add daily challenges between longer events.

2. Tune cars before entering championships.

3. Check points after every completed activity.

This approach keeps the playlist from feeling messy. Daily tasks are handy filler while a championship loads, and a proper tune can prevent a frustrating restart. If you're short on suitable vehicles, buying specific FH6 cars may save time, but choose carefully and don't burn resources on models you won't actually drive.

Save Before You Walk Away

When the last reward lands, don't immediately quit to the dashboard. Drive back to Horizon Carnival or park somewhere safe, then wait for the save icon to disappear. It sounds minor, yet players regularly lose progress by closing the game too quickly. Once the save has finished, your Spring rewards should be secure, and you can spend the remaining Series 2 hours chasing extra cars, credits, or cleaner leaderboard times with help from FH6 Credits for sale if you want to build the rest of the garage faster.