Forza Horizon 5 Gamer Mocks ‘Fast and Furious’ With the Iconic Dodge Charger

Forza Horizon 5 is already winning the hearts of its fans with its beautiful map and pretty cars. When it comes to open-world racing genre games, then no game could compete with the Forza Horizon franchise. Recently, a fan shared a Forza Horizon 5 moment that’s inspired by the iconic Fast and Furious franchise. And it also features the all-time favorite 1969 Dodge Charger RT car. It’s actually this iconic car that gives the Fast and Furious vibes to the fans.

So on Dec 1st, 2021, one Reddit user shared a video clip from his Forza Horizon 5 game. It’s a 34 seconds clip, which is very much enough to win the hearts of the fans who watch it. This clip features a black-colored 1969 Dodge Charger RT car drifting its way through the zig-zag roads on the hill.

The video also shares a song similar to that of the Fast and Furious movies. And this song, combined with the drifting moves through the hill, is when the actual magic happens.

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For the fans who can’t relate to the 1969 Dodge Charger RT car, it’s one of the most favorite cars of Vin Diesel who’s one of the leading actors in the Fast and Furious franchise. It already has over 40 comments and over 95% upvotes within 24 hrs. Many fans have shown their interest in the comment section. In fact, one Reddit user named “u/JoeyJoeJoeRM” says: “Really thought you would spin out when you landed – impressive stuff!”

Just a few days back, like this Fast and Furious moment. One fan shared a Formula 1 moment, which was also equally satisfying to watch. It’s actually moments like these that make the Forza Horizon franchise what it is today. Forza Horizon 5 is out now and is available for Xbox Series X&S, Xbox One, and Windows.

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