Exploring the Hidden Gems in Forza Horizon 5: A Guide to the Delta 100 Treasure

Forza Horizon 5 has saved the best for last with its latest Community Choice game. With two treasure expeditions in Mexico, you’ll have your hands full! Thankfully, our Delta 100 treasure guide will help you find the hidden gem.

Delta 100 Treasure Guide

This week’s clue reads, “The Spear is already swift. Can its similarly named car keep up?” This means we’ll be speeding in a Lancia Delta, so hop behind the wheel.

In this case, we’re using the 1992 Lancia Delta HF Integrale model. Upgraded to class A, this car moves smoothly at the required speed to complete the challenge. As the name suggests, we need to reach a minimum of 100 miles per hour. This will complete the task as indicated.

Reaching the magical speed of 100 miles per hour will unveil the location of the treasure chest. We head to the southern edge of the map, at the ruins of Uxmal. You can see the exact location on the map above.

Destroy the chest and earn valuable 100 Forza points.

Spring wraps up the Community Choice series in Forza Horizon 5 and we’re going out in style. The final rewards for progressing in the Community Choice season are the stunning GTA Spano (20 points) and the classic Fiat Dino (40 points).

You can also win the 1995 Audi RS 2 Avant, 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, and 1993 Porsche 968 Turbo S, as well as regular Super Wheelspins.

Lastly, there is the #SpaceAgeDesign photography challenge that will take you to the top of Gran Telescopio. The Community Choice playlist also wraps up with not one, but two treasure expeditions. Our Purrfectly Clean treasure guide will help you maintain your feline reflexes while hunting for treasure.

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