The Best Drift Cars You Can Buy in Forza Horizon 4

Do You Drift?

At some point or another, you’re going to be doing some drifting in Forza Horizon 4.

Some of you out there might be expert drifters, able to get your car sideways and hold it there for what might as well be an eternity for those of us less skilled. With practice, and also the right car, pretty much anyone can at least be competent enough at drifting to overcome Forza Horizon 4‘s challenges though.

If you’re wondering which cars are best for drifting, here are ten which you can buy from the game’s Autoshow – no DLC required.

Most of them won’t cost you a great deal, though to optimise them for drifting you’ll want to make sure that they have drift suspension equipped, and maybe even add more power. And do note, while all of these cars are great for drifting, they’re not going to instantly make you a drift expert. You’re still going to have to put in some practice and persevere. A car is only as good as its driver, after all.

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1993 Nissan 240SX SE

Cost: 25,000 CR
Performance Rating: D 449

Being the slowest car on this list, the 240SX SE is essentially Forza Horizon 4‘s “My First Drift Car”. It’s a good car to get the basics perfected with, and because it’s cheap you won’t begrudge upgrading it as your skills increase. Cheap and cheerful, that’s what the 240SX SE is.

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2005 Subaru Impreza WRX STI

Cost: 51,000 CR
Performance Rating: B 694

All-wheel drive cars aren’t really suited to drifting all that much, but that doesn’t stop the Subaru Impreza WRX STI from putting in a good effort. It’s not that hard to get it sideways with drift suspension equipped, and when you do, you’ll find you still have quite a lot of control over the car. This is the car to buy if you want stability, but also to be able to safely get the back end out on a whim.

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1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500

Cost: 66,000 CR
Performance Rating: B 608

A classic. The Ford Sierra Cosworth makes a great drift car with the right suspension equipped, and it has great retro appeal. Add some power to it when you’re more confident at drifting and it will serve you well.

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2009 Honda S2000 CR

Cost: 25,000 CR
Performance Rating: B 647

Not only does the Honda S2000 look great, but it’s a good car to get sideways around corners too. You know the score: get drift suspension fitted and add a little more power. You’ll be racking up massive drift scores in no time.

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2005 Mazda Mazdaspeed MX-5

Cost: 25,000 CR
Performance Rating: B 605

Like the Honda S2000, the Mazdaspeed MX-5 is a light rear-wheel drive sports car that is ideal for drifting. Whether you’re a drifting novice or a seasoned pro, it’s worth adding to your garage.

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1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 427

Cost: 150,000 CR
Performance Rating: B 621

Look at it. Just look at it. If you want to drift in style, you need the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 427. It’s a bit weighty, but that doesn’t stop it from being one hell of a drift car. This car should be in every Forza Horizon 4 player’s garage, whether they use it for drifting or not.

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2010 Nissan 370Z

Cost: 40,000 CR
Performance Rating: A 716

Rear-wheel drive, plenty of power: the Nissan 370Z has everything you need to get sideways around corners. It looks good and isn’t very expensive, meaning you can tweak it to your heart’s content without hurting your credit balance too much.

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1992 Hoonigan Mazda RX-7 Twerkstallion

Cost: 50,000 CR
Performance Rating: S1 838

The Hoonigan Twerkstallion is pretty much a ready-made drifting beast. Simply boot up Forza Horizon 4, head on over to the Autoshow, part with 50,000 credits for this thing and you’re all set. Honestly, for its price, there’s nothing that comes close to it.

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1999 Dodge Viper GTS ACR

Cost: 75,000 CR
Performance Rating: A 732

The Dodge Viper GTS ACR is beautiful. It’s also quite cheap, and one of the few Dodge Vipers that can have drift suspension fitted. More importantly, it’s one of the best drift cars available in Forza Horizon 4 once you’ve mastered the basics. Get it bought.

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1965 Hoonigan Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang

Cost: 500,000 CR
Performance Rating: S2 985

The Hoonigan Hoonicorn is the most expensive car on this list by far, but it’s also the most powerful, and is a beast when it comes to drifting. Despite being all-wheel drive, the Hoonicorn loves to be sideways, and will try to drift at every opportunity. It requires some taming, but once you’re an expert drifter, there’s no better car to show off your skills with.

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