A brand new/completely clueless driver in what is basically a 300+ HP steel coffin w/ a seatbelt (and not much else)????
...good idea kid
Seriously though
Every teen wants a sweet car the second they get their license, fact/problem is most that actually do get the cars they want DON'T HAVE THEM FOR VERY LONG. Because while they think their license means they can instantly drive cars like ken block. The reality is they don't know how to drive for s***! (and you're no exception)
What you NEED is a car....any car really. One that is cheap to insure (cause teens are not), is reliable, easy to fix if it does break down, and most importantly one where it doesn't matter if you put a few dents in it.
...cause since you're still new and inexperienced it's a fact you will hit something at some point. We all have, cause we've all been where you are.
Anyway once you have a decent car you need to drive that for a few years (hopefully w/out any major screw ups) so you actually learn what the hell you're doing behind the wheel/on the road. And build up a good driving record w/ the insurance companies. Cause you tell an insurance agent you want a 69 fastback if they don't laugh in your face, just watch your parents faces when they get the quote for the price of you driving one...it's probably better than the one they'll make when you kill yourself in a crash.
I know it's not what you wanna hear, but if you're smart you will pay attention and save the nice/powerful cars for when YOU (not your parents) can better afford one and more importantly KEEP IT IN ONE PIECE (cause that's the point of having a nice car right?)
And all that says nothing about how much money you will have to spend on the car to get one....or the gas you will use (since they don't get past 15MPG) so good luck w/ your fantasy kid.