Sep 28, 2016 11:11 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

A number of the custom Xbox One consoles have been revealed to promote the recently released open world racing video game, "Forza Horizon 3." Xbox France console looks like the front of the Ford Mustang, while Xbox Australia offers a design inspired by the video game's cover car, the Lamborghini Centenario.

The Ford Mustang Xbox One console that Xbox France is giving away seems like the Audi Xbox One custom console that is being presented in Germany. The Ford Mustang Xbox One console is meant to look like the front of the car, and the controller even comes with a black leather look.

Xbox France is letting individuals in, to possibly win the Mustang Xbox One by just liking and commenting on its Twitter, Facebook and Instagram pages. But, it's not clear if the promo is just for the residents of France or everyone are free to join the contest, Windows Central reported.

"Forza Horizon 3" is the newest racing game for Xbox One console, and video gamers have been playing and loving the Ultimate Edition release since last week, according to Torque News.

However, the Ford Mustang Xbox One has Mustang's headlights, bumper, grille, and the same basic hood shape, but the badges of Ford or Mustang are nowhere in sight. The proportions might not be identical to the first gen Mustang, but the depiction is great in terms of an Xbox One console.

Meanwhile, the Xbox Australia team is giving away through VG247 an Xbox One S with an extraordinary quality of the Lamborghini Centenario supercar in "Forza Horizon 3." The console doesn't resemble much like the front of the Lamborghini Centenario, but the gunmetal has the appearance for both the console and the controller, along with the car's logo on top.

If a person lives in Australia and want to win this distinctive console, a person can purchase Forza Motorsport 3 from the Microsoft Store in Sydney or online from September 27 until October 2 to enter the contest.

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