Ine is the only place you need to visit for the Tanks for the Coffee seasonal challenge, so don't burn time sweeping the whole map. All 20 Tank Latte props are packed into this small coastal town in the Ito region, and most sit close enough to the road that you can smash them without leaving your car. It's a quick Playlist task once you know the area. If you're trying to keep your garage ready for every weekly event, having a reserve of FH6 Credits can also help with buying a suitable car or making a few useful upgrades before you head out. The collectible run itself doesn't need anything exotic, though. A nimble road car is more than enough.
Start Around Minka House
The cleanest starting point is the Minka House area, or any fast-travel point close to the southern side of Ine. From there, point the car towards the waterfront and stay on the main road for the first pass. You'll spot several Tank Lattes near walls, driveways, and the edges of the pavement. They're hard to miss once you know what you're looking for: chunky red-and-blue coffee-themed targets that break as soon as you clip them. Don't drive flat out through town. That's usually how people fly past one sitting beside a parked van or tucked near a house entrance. Keep a decent pace, glance left and right, and let the road guide you through the centre of town.
Work the Coast Before the Side Streets
After the first stretch through town, carry on towards the docks and pier sections. The waterfront is where a lot of players lose their last few collectibles because they focus on the main street and forget the little open spaces near the buildings. Check the road beside the harbour, the paths running past the dockside structures, and any short turn-offs that look like they lead nowhere. They often do lead nowhere, but there may be a Tank Latte waiting there. Once you've covered the coast, loop back through the residential lanes around Minka House. It's better to make one relaxed circuit than to keep opening the map after every target. You'll usually clear most, if not all, of the 20 before the loop is done.
What to Do When the Counter Stops
If your progress stalls at 18 or 19, don't assume one has spawned miles away. It hasn't. Go back over the pier, the narrow gaps between houses, and the short roads near the town centre. Drone Mode can be handy here. Lift the camera above the rooftops and look for the bright shapes beside roads or near waterfront walls. Online sessions can muddy things too. Another driver may have smashed a target moments before you arrived, which makes the area feel oddly empty. Switching to Horizon Solo is often the simplest fix. Reload Ine, take the same route again, and you should get a fresh set of props to hit without chasing other players around.
Pick a Car That Fits the Town
You don't need a maxed-out hypercar for this job. In fact, a huge off-road truck can be a pain in Ine because the streets are tight, the corners come up quickly, and there are plenty of things to bounce off. Pick something compact with good throttle response and predictable steering. A hatchback, sports coupe, or light rally car works nicely. The goal is to make quick turns when you spot a target late, not to set a speed record. Once all 20 are destroyed, the challenge awards three Festival Playlist Points and the Karaoke Character Emote. Those points matter if you're chasing the Series cars, including seasonal rewards such as the Abarth 124 Spider or Lamborghini Huracán EVO.
Final Thoughts
This is one of the easier Playlist challenges when you treat it as a short run around Ine rather than a map-wide hunt. Start near Minka House, follow the coast, sweep the docks, then check the streets between the houses if anything remains. A solo session can save a fair bit of hassle when the town is busy. For players who'd rather spend their time on races, championships, and reward cars, Forza Horizon 6 Boosting for sale may be worth considering alongside regular Playlist progress. Either way, the Tank Lattes are close together, and a careful lap of Ine gets the job done.
