If you are hunting down classic poster cars in Forza Horizon 6, the 1997
Lamborghini Diablo SV is probably high on your list. This absolute legend is tucked away as a Barn Find in the Ito region, but you can't just drive over and grab it right from the start. If you show up too early, the barn doors will stay firmly shut.
Here is exactly how to unlock the rumor, find the barn, and get this V12 beast into your garage.
How to Trigger the Diablo SV Barn Find
Before the game even gives you the search zone on your map, you need to progress a bit through the campaign and hit a specific milestone.
Earn 12,000 Discover Japan Points: You need to stack up 12,000 points by playing through campaign activities. If you want to speed things up, focus on the yellow story mission markers, grind out some touge and road races, or just go around smashing regional mascots.
Hit Level 5 (Navigator): Once you hit that 12,000-point mark, you will earn the Orange Stamp, which promotes your campaign menu status to Level 5: Navigator.
Get the Rumor: As soon as you reach the Navigator tier, the game will trigger the gray barn find search circle directly over the Ito logging region.
Exact Barn Location
Once the gray circle is on your map, track it down to the Ito Logging Area. Here is the turn-by-turn route to find the structure hidden in the trees:
The Main Road: Cruise down the main road running straight through the middle of the search zone until you come across a three-way junction. You will know you're in the right spot when you see a massive, deforested strip of land.
The Landmark: Look around the junction for a bright blue excavator/digger parked on the side.
The Final Stretch: Position yourself opposite that blue digger and head down the hill. You will want to drive right through the carved-out logging path that is cleared out amidst all the chopped tree stumps. Follow this path as it dips downward. Just around a bend on the eastern edge of the search area, tucked away right behind a thick treeline, you will spot the barn.
Drive right up to the doors to kick off the cutscene, and the Diablo is officially yours.
Restoring the Car
Like any classic Barn Find, the Diablo SV won't be race-ready immediately. It gets towed back to your garage for a full restoration.
If you are impatient and have millions of in-game Credits burning a hole in your virtual pocket, you can pay a hefty fee to skip the wait and drive it instantly. But honestly, the better move is to just go play the game. Knock out a few standard Horizon events, explore the map, and your mechanic will finish fixing it up for free before you know it.
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