I'm not going to give advice, you can learn the hard way like I did.😎
Seriously though, take it easy, learn the cars little tricks, enjoy it. You probably don't know how lucky you are.🥳
BTW Can you get a licence at 15 there?
We used to here until about 5 years ago, it's 16 for a learners now.
I find the stock seats fine for fast road driving. But, because I'm not a big guy (5' 7" 79kgs), I think they would lack support for track use.
It may be different with a broader back.
FWIW. I keep a spreadsheet on every thing that I do, or happens, to my cars and bikes, especially modded ones. I even have full suspension set up measurements and damping settings.
It may not help resale value, but I think it helps get a sale.
Another option is to take the goodies off and sell...
I might be showing my age here, but why does anyone need that?
There is a handbrake.
But better still learn to heel and toe. Braking with the ball of your foot and blipping the accelerator with your heel. This is how you downshift while braking hard without stressing the clutch and gearbox, and...
I've got that, can't hear a damn thing in a noisy room, but can hear a mouse fart in the next street on a quiet night.
And, being married for 22 years, I have the active hearing option.
Lugging high is high load/high gear. I don't know the correct term for what you're describing, but I've had it happen when I've inadvertently pulled the shifter back to M.
I had an original Toyota GT86. It was great fun, handled like a go kart, drifted if you so much as thought about it. But it had a stupid torque curve with a hole in the mid range, so it was OK pottering around town, and quick enough to be fun if you rang it's neck, but a PIA if you were just...