FH6 Series 4 Spring Preview: Starion & Dart Rewards
Spring is scheduled for Sep 3–10 with the 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R at 20 points, the 1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock at 40, and the Cuti-e weekly challenge.
The FH6 Series 4 Spring rewards are scheduled for the final week of Horizon Mascot Party. As of September 3, the official FH6 Playlist Hub still shows Winter as the current season and points players to Spring starting September 3. Treat this as a reset-day checklist: confirm the in-game timer, finish any remaining Winter progress first, then switch to the Spring track once it appears.
When Spring starts
Playground Games’ Series 4 announcement places Winter from August 27 to September 3 and Spring from September 3 to September 10. The playlist hub is the best final check because the live regional timer can be more useful than a converted timezone. Series 4’s larger rewards remain the 1970 Honda N600 at 80 points and the 1967 Renault 8 Gordini at 160 points, so Spring is also the last scheduled week to finish any missing Series points.
Spring seasonal reward cars
The first FH6 Series 4 Spring rewards are the 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R at 20 Playlist Points and the 1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock at 40 points. The official car details list the Starion as a rear-wheel-drive C446 Retro Sports Car with a 2.5L inline-four producing 188 hp and 234 lb-ft. The Dart is a rear-wheel-drive B540 Classic Muscle car with a 7.0L V8 rated at 425 hp and 490 lb-ft. Claim the Starion first, then keep going to 40 so the Dart is not left behind at the end of the week.
Cuti-e weekly challenge
The Spring weekly challenge is Cuti-e, built around the 2022 Honda e. The official checklist calls for a paint task, a photo task, and a Car Meet task, with a 25,000-credit reward. This is a low-friction way to start the week: prepare the Honda e, apply a paint, take the required photo, and visit the Car Meet before moving on to longer events.
Daily challenges and quick progress
Spring’s daily objectives cover Drift Skills, spending 15,000 credits on an upgrade, earning one Speed Zone star, redeeming a Wheelspin, buying an Aftermarket car, driving 10.0 miles, and reaching round three of Horizon Stunt Party. They are flexible enough to pair with your normal garage routine. If you are only chasing the two seasonal cars, use the weekly challenge and the shortest activities first, then return for the daily objectives as they unlock.
Photo, Treasure Hunt, and championships
The photo challenge is #PeasInAPod at the Edamame area inside Mascot Party and rewards the So Cute emote. The Tokyo City Region Treasure Hunt rewards 100,000 credits. Unlimited Buddies uses Unlimited Buggies in A class and rewards the 1973 Mazda RX-3, while Hot Hatch Chasers uses Super Hot Hatch cars in B class and rewards the 2022 Honda e. The official hub also lists Edamame Time Attack for Super Hot Hatch cars in B class with a 39.000-second target, plus Ito Straight S1 Speed Trap at 160 mph and Seaside Trail S1 Drift Zone at 50,000 points.
Recommended reset-day order
Before the reset, finish Winter’s Celica GT and MR2 SC if you still need them. After Spring appears, the FH6 Series 4 Spring rewards should be handled in this order: complete Cuti-e with the Honda e, reach 20 points for the Starion, continue to 40 for the Dart, then use the photo challenge, Treasure Hunt, and the championship restrictions that match cars already in your garage. This keeps the limited-time cars first while leaving the longer Series-level grind for the end. The official Playlist Hub remains the authority if the live in-game checklist changes.