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No. Unless paid for/worked on yourself. Never a performance car. A huge level of respect need to be shown to something like this. Something that doesn't USUALLY come from a car that mom and dad buy. This is what I have observed in my 4 years of high school and even now in college. If you want one by all means get one, it's a fantastic car, but I implore you pay for it yourself to build in that responsibility. We were all 16 once and we all remember how we were with cars. If anyone says they didn't do some hot dogging they are lying out of their liar holes. I certainly wouldn't have trusted me with an FR-S at 16. And I was, by comparison to my high school class, a safe and conservative driver. I am not sure how my dad trusted me with the 1957 Chevy 210 Station Wagon I drove senior year. Probably only because I had helped restore it.
We personally can't pass this judgement. We don't know you or your habits. If you are asking though you must have doubts. Trust your instinct. As cool as it would be is it the smart choice? Get something you can't get in trouble in. Make it yours. That's what I did with my Fit, I learned to love it.
Hope we have been a help.
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