A reliable Treasure Car search sequence
- Finish enough of the opening drive to access exploration and the Collection Journal.
- Find a Treasure Car clue in the game. The official first-drive guide describes photo clues; compare the visible road, buildings and landscape to your map.
- Go to the suspected area and look for the exact car. Follow the claim or restoration instructions the game actually shows. Do not assume that an Autoshow or auction purchase is the same discovery task.
- After claiming, verify the car in your garage and the Collection Journal. Tick it in the checklist above; checkmarks stay in this browser and do not read your game save.
October addition: 1970 Citroën 2CV
The Series 6 announcement explicitly adds this Treasure Car and tells players to follow a photo clue. The official October car list labels it Cult Cars, D 100, Treasure. Those sources do not give a verified map coordinate here. A generic “no clue needed” route would bypass the actual task and is not supported.
Nine is an achievement target, not a current total
The official Treasure Hunter achievement requires nine. The official car list labels ten cars Treasure, including the later 2CV, so the achievement wording is not a count of all available Treasure Cars. This page does not list guessed coordinates or claim to have collected them in an installed game.
Treasure versus barn
Explorer Stamps unlock Barn Find rumors; Treasure Cars are found through exploration/photo clues. If you are waiting for a barn rumor, use the Barn Find progression checklist. Driving to a Treasure Car clue is not proof that a barn should unlock.