Where are my tier reward cars?!

Forza has never had a feature to revert to a previous version of a saved game. I do not believe they are offering the ability to transfer cars and content. They will, however, offer additional cars depending on your Tier (level) in Forza Rewards.

lol, it's all good, Lei Fang. I only own 11 cars and pretty much drive just two regularly.

@Akame, there is a top cap for the Tiers of rewards, sure, but in order to get to that point you need put time into the game. There's a breakdown of requirements for the tiers on the website

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Thanks and I found this on another thread Forza rewards on forzamotorsport.net will give you in-game cash & cars so my problem is solved

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Only till you hit tier 6. Then it only pays out once a month.

It's basically a hub for sharing I game photos and news. You complete tiers by playing the game. Earning XP, buying cars, unlocking achievements. If you look there is plenty of things to do in Forza 5. Quite often you will be granted in game cash to buy
more cars.

It's a way of accessing rewards without going to forza.net

Performance and Automobiles



Contents

• Performance Classifications
  
• Automobile Classes
  
• Automobile Tiers
  

Performance Classifications



Each car is unique in its shape and driving style. However, in-order to display the performance of each car there is a three-part system.

Acceleration – This refers to cars which are quick of the start. Cars which have high acceleration are able to maintain a high speed while at the same time, keeping control
of the car. Acceleration can be described as quick cars which are able to get to high RPMs but are not suited to truly utilise them.



Top Speed – This refers to cars which are extremely fast. Those which are able to stay at high RPMs and make use of them by reaching truly amazing speeds. Cars with top speed
do not do well at lower RPMs and gears … as they have slow start of speeds.



Handling and Steering – This refers to cars with exceptional capabilities to turn corners with the smallest amount of ease. Cars with high handling are able to take most corners
without large amounts of speed loss.



Automobile Classes



There are 57 cars which are available to be driven in Need For Speed Carbon. These are available either offline and online … however … certain cars are only available for online use only. Cars in Need For Speed Carbon can be divided into three categories
…

Tuner – These cars lack “Top Speed”
but have exceptional “Handling and Steering”. Tuner cars have a decent
“Acceleration”.



Exotic – Exotic cars can be described as the “Better of two Greats” in terms of characteristics of cars. Exotic cars have exceptional
“Acceleration” and “Handling and Steering” and also have a decent
“Top Speed”. However … the steering capabilities of an exotic are not as great as those of the Tuners and the top speed cannot compare to that of a Muscle Car.



Muscle – The fastest and loudest cars of Carbon. These cars boast massive amounts of torque and exhaust on the streets as they tear up the road. Muscle cars are known for
their extremely large “Top Speed”. What Muscle cars make up for speed … they lose in steering which, some makes of the muscles cars seem almost impossible to turn corners.



Automobile Tiers



In Need For Speed Carbon there has been a revolution in the way that cars are further classed. These are known as Tiers.

Tier One – Tier One cars are beginner cars. These are not highly regarded by racers and cannot compete with others in higher classes.

Tier Two – Tier Two cars are Middle Class cars. These are common throughout many street racers.

Tier Three – Tier Three cars are the Crème-De-La-Crème of street racing automobiles. They include the very best models of each class and are generally the most expensive. These
cars are driven by truly gifted racers.



A general rule applies to Tiers. Performance parts are available for specific Tier cars only. E.g. A Tier 2 Turbo cannot be applied to a Tier 3 car and vice versa.