Forza Horizon 6 players are making one request more loudly than many others: more station wagons. The complaint centers on how few wagon models are currently available, even though the body style fits the series’ tuning culture unusually well.
The discussion began on Reddit, where user u/haramuoraaa pointed out that the game appears to have only around six wagons. That observation quickly drew attention from other players, many of whom clearly feel the category is underrepresented.
Why wagons matter to the community
Part of the appeal is practical, but the stronger argument is cultural. Wagons offer large cargo space, a stretched roofline, and the kind of everyday family-car image that becomes entertaining when it is used to chase supercars on open roads.
They also fit well with one of Forza’s most popular traditions: extreme tuning. Many fans see wagons as ideal sleeper builds, especially when paired with engine swaps and other modifications that make an ordinary-looking car unexpectedly quick.
That mix of usefulness and contrast is exactly why the wagon shortage stands out. For some players, beating expensive sports cars in a family hauler is one of the series’ most satisfying ideas.
The wagons fans keep asking for
Volvo models dominate the wishlist. The most frequently mentioned names include the V60 Polestar, V90, V70R, and 850R, all of which have strong recognition among enthusiasts.
Other desired models include the Cadillac CTS-V Wagon, Dodge Magnum, Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo, Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake, and AMG Hammer Wagon. The range of names shows that players are asking for both classic favorites and modern performance options.
Subaru is part of the conversation too
Wagons are not the only body style drawing attention. Another Reddit user, u/Adri_CJ_Boscorelli, said the Subaru Levorg is common in Japan, which is why its limited presence in Forza Horizon 6 feels unusual to some fans.
Other Subaru requests include the Levorg and Forester STI. That demand suggests players are also looking for stronger Japanese brand representation, not just a broader wagon roster.
There is still no confirmation that Playground Games plans to expand this part of the car list. Even so, the volume of discussion makes one thing clear: wagons have become one of the most consistent wishlist items among fans.
If future updates do add more of them, the game could give players a wider set of family-style performance cars to tune and drive. For now, the community is left waiting for a class of vehicle it clearly believes deserves far more space in Forza Horizon 6.
