EA WRC 24 has a Save Management feature in it’s options. It would be great for Forza Horizon 5 to have this feature so that we can reset the game. I would like an option to keep the cars that I have been rewarded, purchased or received via DLC. Also to be able to keep credits won. This would be in effect a New Game+ and great if we want to try the game at a different difficulty. For example if someone completes the game on Average, it would be great to reset the game and try at Highly Skilled difficulty, but retain cars, credits etc.
It would be cool to reset when you finished keeping the money and etc, but you can change difficulty so so some people might not use it for that. But it would be cool 
Yeah I’ll just be continuing and trying a new difficulty but even if there was a marker telling you on each race what difficulty you completed it on would be great. In the case of a championship, if someone completed it on Highly Skilled but had to go down to Average for one race, the Championship could be marked completed at Average or if completed totally on Highly Skilled, marked as Highly Skilled. Like you say, a reset keeping your cars, credits etc would be best though.
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Just redo the events with higher difficulty ?
Problem is that this is more of a live-service game than a traditional singleplayer game, so something like a NG+ doesn’t make a lot of sense for it. At the very least there should be a way to replay the intro, since that’s usually one of the coolest scripted parts of the game.
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Yes. But if you’ve already completed the event there’s no way of knowing what difficulty you’ve completed it on and there’s too many events to keep track of. The only way to clear the events is to delete your save data in Xbox storage but you lose all your cars & credits and have to start the game over again, which I’m doing at the moment. A New Game+ or similar would be great I think.
If not a New Game+ it would be nice to have at least a marker on the event to indicate what difficulty you have finished 1st or whatever position on.
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Honestly I have more existential problems in gaming than to know which difficulty I already played them but you do you.