Forza Motorsport Car Leveling guide: Fast XP, AFK method, upgrades & more Xbox Game StudiosForza Motorsport inroduces a new system that sees Credits given the backseat and Car Levels take its place. Here\u2019s everything you need to know about Car Leveling in Forza Motorsport including the fastest XP, best AFK method. and every upgrade available. One of the biggest changes in Forza Motorsport is the addition of a new RPG-like Car Leveling system. While previously you would simply spend Credits to upgrade cars you are now required to level them up instead. This mechanic has been added to try and address Forza\u2019s long-term progression issue. Rather than having players showered in cars that they\u2019ll never touch, Turn 10 hopes this will encourage racers to grow a meaningful connection with their garage. Contents Forza Motorsport Car Leveling explained – All car upgrades & required Car Levels – Fastest Car XP leveling method – AFK Car XP leveling method – How Car Levels works in Forza Motorsport To purchase upgrades in Forza Motorsport you require car levels and Car Points (CP). Levels are gained by completing track segments while CP is gained by leveling your car up and completing specific objectives. The maximum level you can reach on a car is Level 50. This will grant you access to every upgrade available for that specific car and 20,000 CP. Completing a track segment will always grant experience, but there are methods to increase the experience gained per segment. Here are all the methods to gain additional Car XP in Forza Motorsport: Great Segment: 50 CXP – Good Segment: 25 CXP – Personal Best Segment: 20 CXP (Practice only) – Overtake: 10 CXP – As car leveling is tied to completing segments it\u2019s faster to level up cars that can complete more laps in less time. The slower the car, the slower your experience rates will be and the longer it will take to reach Level 50. Forza Motorsport: All upgrades & required Car Levels Every upgrade is unlocked at a specific car level. The level required to unlock a specific upgrade type is the same on every eligible car in Forza Motorsport. Here are all Forza Motorsport\u2019s car upgrades and the Car Levels required to unlock them: Fuel and Air Exhaust \u2013 Level 1 – Air Filter \u2013 Level 1 – Intake Manifold and Throttle Body \u2013 Level 1 – Restrictor Plate \u2013 Level 1 – Fuel System \u2013 Level 8 – Ignition \u2013 Level 11 – Turbo \u2013 Level 20 – Intercooler \u2013 Level 20 – Engine Oil and Cooling \u2013 Level 1 – Flywheel \u2013 Level 6 – Camshaft \u2013 Level 23 – Valves \u2013 Level 26 – Displacement \u2013 Level 30 – Pistons and Compression \u2013 Level 35 – Platform and Handling Brakes \u2013 Level 1 – Chassis Reinforcement and Roll Cage \u2013 Level 1 – Ballast \u2013 Level 1 – Front Ant-roll Bars \u2013 Level 4 – Rear Anti-roll Bars \u2013 Level 4 – Spring and Dampers \u2013 Level 8 – Weight Reduction \u2013 Level 20 – Tires Front Tire Width \u2013 Level 2 – Rear Tire Width \u2013 Level 2 – Tire Compound \u2013 Level 11 – Wheels Stock Wheel Style \u2013 Level 2 – Custom Wheels (A-Z) \u2013 Level 2 – Drivetrain Clutch \u2013 Level 7 – Transmission \u2013 Level 9 – Differential \u2013 Level 9 – Driveline \u2013 Level 10 – Aero and Appearance Rear Wing \u2013 Level 12 – Front Bumper \u2013 Level 15 – Rear Bumper \u2013 Level 15 – Hood \u2013 Level 15 – Side Skirts \u2013 Level 15 – Conversion Engine Swap \u2013 Level 40 – Body Kit \u2013 Level 45 – Drivetrain Swap \u2013 Level 50 – Forza Motorsport: Fastest XP Car Leveling method The fastest method to earn XP and level up cars in Forza Motorsport is to hot lap in either Free Play or Rivals. Simply race around the track over and over putting up the best lap times possible. To optimize further it\u2019s best to pick a track you are confident racing and can lap consistently fast on. Also, lapping technical circuits with more segments like Nurburgring GP and Suzuka can boost CXP rates. Forza Motorsport: AFK XP Car Leveling method It\u2019s possible to level up any car in Forza Motorsport without playing the game, holding your controller, or even looking at your screen. Although this method is slower than the above strategy it requires next to no human input. For this AFK method, load into a Free Play race using Advanced Event Setup and select the following settings: Game type: Circuit Race – Race Length: Custom – Track: Le Mans \u2013 Circuit International de la Sarthe – Track layout: Old Mulsanne Circuit – Number of laps: 20+ – Number of Drivatars: 0 – Event rules presets: Club Rules – Once loaded into the event select the following Driving Assists: Braking: Fully Assisted – Throttle: Assisted – Steering: Fully Assisted – Shifting: Automatic – Now begin the race and your car will automatically drive itself around Le Mans. Le Mans is a great track for this as it\u2019s relatively easy to drive allowing the AI to get high segment scores and earn Car XP faster. Every 15 minutes or so you will need to move your controller to avoid getting timed out of the session. Otherwise, feel free to kick back and what the CXP roll in. 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