get something old and cheap but proven to be reliable, like a 6th gen civic. if your dad is buying it for you or paying for part of it, ask if his contributions can just go into a savings account so you can spend that money on something nicer in the future. starting out with a car as sporty as a 350 could spoil you early on and/or get you in a crash sooner. you'll regret beating on and neglecting such a nice car after a year or two of ownership as well
and yeah insurance would suck for you with anything like that
my first car was a smashed-to-hell '98 sable ls, taken from my grandma who had grown too old to drive safely. its blue book value was $1200 at the time but it served me for a year and a half. it also left me stranded several times as well lmao, don't buy anything cheaper than 3k or pricier than 6k imho
also, ended up selling that sable last week for $500, how swag