Autumn's "Tanks for the Coffee" task is a quick win if you approach it with a bit of local knowledge. You're looking for 20 Tank Latte breakables, and they're all tucked into one compact seaside town rather than scattered across the whole map. That makes this a nice playlist job to knock out between races, especially if you're saving time for seasonal championships or sorting out your garage with enough FH6 Credits for a new build. Don't overthink the car choice either. Pick something nimble, set a waypoint for Ine, and keep your eyes up as you drive through town.

Head Straight to Ine

Ine, on the eastern side of the Ito region, is the only place that matters for this challenge. A lot of players lose ten minutes by checking nearby roads, fields, or other coastal villages. There's no need. Fast travel to Minka House if you've got it available, or use any nearby road marker and drive into town from the south. The area is fairly tight, with homes, narrow lanes, small dock spaces, and a waterfront road that loops around most of the useful spots. Once you arrive, stay inside the built-up part of Ine until your counter is done.

Use a Simple Coastal Loop

The easiest route starts near the southern edge of town. Follow the main road toward the waterfront, then keep moving along the coast while checking both sides of the street. Tank Lattes tend to sit near driveways, walls, shop fronts, docks, and gaps between buildings. They're easy enough to smash when you spot them, but it's also easy to fly past one if you're flat out in a fast hypercar. A warm hatch, sports coupe, or compact rally car usually feels better here. You'll be turning often, braking late, and squeezing between parked objects. Work around the pier and dock sections, then cut back through the residential lanes near Minka House. By the time you've made one broad loop, you'll often have most of the 20.

Find the Ones You Missed

If the counter stops at 17, 18, or 19, don't immediately leave the area. The missed ones are usually hiding in the places drivers rush through: behind a house corner, beside a short fence, close to the water, or on a side road that looks like it leads nowhere. Drone Mode is handy for this. Take a quick look from above and scan the spaces between buildings instead of driving the same route again and again. It's also worth slowing down around the docks, since the clutter there can block your view. Keep the camera slightly wider than usual, and don't rely only on the minimap. The collectible shapes stand out more clearly when you're looking ahead through the windscreen.

Keep Other Players From Getting in the Way

Online traffic can make this challenge more annoying than it needs to be. If another driver has just smashed a Tank Latte in front of you, it may not be there on your screen or may fail to count as expected. When that happens, switch to Horizon Solo, reload the area, and run the loop again. It sounds basic, but it saves a lot of frustration. Starting in Solo before you begin is probably the cleanest option, particularly during the first few days of the Autumn playlist when everyone is visiting Ine. Once all 20 are destroyed, you'll collect the three Festival Playlist Points and the Karaoke Character Emote, then you can move on without having spent half an hour chasing one missing prop.

Final Thoughts

This is one of the more relaxed seasonal challenges because the search area is so small. Start around Minka House or the southern approach to Ine, sweep the coastal road, check the docks, then circle through the side streets before using Drone Mode for anything left behind. It's a short run when the town isn't crowded, and the points can help push you toward the season's car rewards. If you'd rather spend less time on playlist chores and more time racing, cheap Forza Horizon 6 Boosting can be useful for keeping progression moving while you focus on the events you actually enjoy.