"Forza Horizon 3," the third installment in Microsoft Studios' open-world spinoff of its "Forza" series, is a pretty neat Gran Turismo game for the next generation of consoles. It looks like the best installment of the franchise so far, and we mean that in a visual way, as the game's Drone Mode allows you to take really good photos of you racing down the open world.
Included in "Forza Horizon 3"'s vast, sprawling open world (which is based on Australia) are barns and barn finds, which get you sweet legendary rides when you find them. The barn finds are designed to be found by way of exploration on your car, but that's going to take a while if you're going to manually traverse the maps.
Instead, "Forza Horizon 3"'s Drone Mode will allow you to fly around the map (under the pretense of taking some really sweet drone photos) and find the barns that normally would take forever to get to find by land. Just use the drone to fly around, and once you find some barns, you can take note of how to get to them and get those nice abandoned supercars. You can get special Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and other classic cars that are made for the rough Australian terrain this way; there are 15 cars to be found all in all in barns.
If you're too lazy to even use the drone in "Forza Horizon 3" to find the barns, you can always spend in-game fortune to buy the cars. That's not even half as fun as flying around the map, however, but it's your choice. If you're really, really lazy, though, GamesRadar has put in all the hard work finding the cars for you and shows you where to find all of them in a guide on their site.