The final Spring Festival Playlist week of Series 4 is running from September 3 to September 10, 2026, giving players one last chance to collect several seasonal rewards before Series 5 begins. If you are planning your remaining activities carefully, having enough FH6 Credits can make the rest of your garage plans easier, but the main question this week is how you should spend your Playlist Points.
The most important reward to target first is the 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R. Even with plenty of FH6 Credits available, seasonal rewards are different because some vehicles are much harder to replace later. The Starion is classified as an Exclusive Car, while the 1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock is considered a Hard To Find Car. That difference should influence how you approach the final week.
Why the Starion Deserves Priority
The 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R requires only 20 Playlist Points, making it the easiest major reward to secure during the Spring week. More importantly, its Exclusive Car classification gives it additional value for players who care about maintaining a complete collection.
The performance of a seasonal reward is not always the best way to judge whether it deserves your time. Some cars are interesting because of their rarity rather than their ability to dominate races. The Starion falls into that category for this playlist.
Once you reach 20 points, I would claim it immediately instead of assuming you will have another easy opportunity to obtain it later. If you are short on time this week, stopping after securing the Starion is a perfectly reasonable strategy.
The Dodge Dart Is More Optional
The 1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock requires 40 Playlist Points, so reaching its reward takes twice as much progress. It is still an appealing car, especially if you enjoy classic American muscle and drag-focused builds, but its Hard To Find classification makes it less urgent.
That distinction matters when you have limited gaming time. A Hard To Find vehicle has a better chance of returning through other systems, including future Wheelspins or the Auction House. There is no guarantee that obtaining it later will be easy, but there are more possible routes than with an Exclusive Car.
For players who enjoy drag racing, however, the Dart can still be worth the additional effort. If you are already close to 40 points, there is little reason to stop unless another Series 4 milestone is more important to you.
Check Your Series 4 Progress
The seasonal rewards should not be considered separately from your overall Series 4 progress. The points you earn during this final Spring week also count toward the larger Series 4 milestones.
The 80-point milestone rewards the 1970 Honda N600, another Exclusive Car. If you have not unlocked it yet and are already reasonably close to 80 points, finishing that milestone should be high on your list.
The 160-point milestone offers the 1967 Renault 8 Gordini. It is classified as a Hard To Find Car, so it does not carry the same urgency as the N600. Still, collectors who are close to 160 points may want to finish the milestone before the series changes.
A Practical Point Strategy
For a player with limited time, I would approach the week in stages. First, reach 20 points and take the Starion. Then look at your overall Series 4 total and decide whether the 80-point N600 milestone is within reasonable reach.
After those goals are handled, the Dart becomes a personal choice. If you like classic muscle cars or drag racing, pushing to 40 points makes sense. If you are playing casually and do not particularly want the Dart, there is no need to force yourself through activities you do not enjoy.
The same logic applies to the 160-point Renault 8 Gordini milestone. Being close to the threshold changes the calculation because finishing it may require relatively little additional effort.
Final Week Priorities
The final Spring week is mainly about making sensible choices rather than trying to complete every available reward. The Starion offers the strongest reason to spend your first 20 points, while the Dart is better treated as an optional second target.
For collectors building a varied garage, adding more Forza Horizon 6 Cars through seasonal rewards can be more valuable than spending every available minute chasing a single Hard To Find vehicle.
With Series 5 approaching on September 10, the best approach is simple: secure the exclusive rewards first, check your milestone progress, and only then decide whether the remaining cars are worth the extra work.
