At 15 days of highly anticipated arrival on the market, Turn 10 reveals the last car with which you will be able to race on tracks of Forza Motorsport 5. Among the many powerful machines are the Lotus E21 in which Kimi Raikkonen won the race's debut in Australia Championship, the Ferrari 312T2 of Niki Lauda and his rival acerimma period, the Mclaren M23 of James Hunt. The list continues among others with the Lancia Delta S4 in 1986, the legendary Ferrari Enzo Ferrari and many other cars that have made the history of auto racing in recent years.

With the announcement of these additional 35 coaches the initial car number rises to 200, which will be periodically adding new cars made available via DLC.  The complete list is available in the showroom of Turn 10.

Forza Motorsport 5 will only come on the Xbox One to launch the console, on 22 November.