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Discover the ins and outs of Forza Motorsport 7. Learn about gameplay changes, car customization, multiplayer features, and more in this comprehensive guide.

This guide covers the core aspects of Forza Motorsport 7, detailing gameplay changes, car features, multiplayer functionalities, and other notable elements.

Gameplay Changes:

• Features over 700 Forzavista cars and 30 racing environments with more than 200 track ribbons.
• Dynamic weather system implemented for certain tracks.
• Players can customize Drivatar gender, body type, and clothing, with over 375 unlockable Driver Gear sets.
• The Forza Driver's Cup singleplayer campaign includes six championships with various performance classes.
• Points earned per race unlock new cars and Drivatar customization sets.
• Tier level increases with more obtained cars, leading to better rewards.
• Friction assist minimizes speed reduction when going off-track or on wet roads.
• Mods, driver gear, and badges can be purchased from the Race Shop.

Cars:

• Volkswagen cars return after an absence.
• Toyota and Lexus production cars are excluded, but Toyota race cars and pre-tuned models are included.
• The Speciality Dealer offers discounted rare cars for limited periods.

Customization:

• More widebody kits are available than in Forza Horizon 3, including fictional designs and professional motorsport-inspired aero.
• Some widebody kits are exclusive to Forza Edition cars.
• Custom wheels from Forza Horizon 3 are carried over, along with new race-inspired wheels.

Multiplayer:

• Players can perform practice laps and tune cars while in a multiplayer lobby.
• The Adjudication system penalizes players for cutting corners and ramming.
• Spectator mode is available with Microsoft Mixer integration.

Other Features:

• Trophies and banners are displayed in the player's garage.
• Car tunes can be modified during loading screens.
• A new camera view is introduced, moving from the steering wheel closer to the windshield in cockpit view.