Track Toys is one of the most popular car categories in FH5. These five post the highest Acceleration ratings in the category.
The undisputed Acceleration champion in this group. A natural advantage that's hard to overcome, even with a perfect tune on a weaker platform.
S1867 
A strong Acceleration contender that's remarkably close to the top. Balanced and versatile across multiple track types.
Pairs high Acceleration with competitive all-around performance — a rare combination. An excellent all-rounder that doesn't force trade-offs.
S1874 
A great mid-price option with Acceleration that punches above its weight. Lower PI leaves significant tuning headroom.
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The most accessible car on this list with Acceleration that holds its own against pricier competition. Ideal for budget builds.
The rankings above are based on stock performance data — every car shown is completely untuned, straight from the Autoshow. If a car ranks #1 for Acceleration in stock form, it has a natural advantage that's hard to overcome.
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In Forza Horizon 5, the Acceleration stat reflects how quickly a car reaches top speed. Tracks with frequent braking zones reward cars that recover speed fastest.
If you're just starting out, the 2020 Nissan Gt-R Nismo (R35) at 250,000 CR is a strong entry point. The 2013 Chevrolet Summit Racing Pro Stock Camaro leads at 10.0 Acceleration, but costs 300,000 CR.
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