Each state has different rules and requirements. Without knowing the state, it is impossible to give you an accurate answer. In some states you can drive the vehicle home as long as you have proof of insurance and the bill of sale, in other states you cannot drive without tags at all, no matter what.

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34 years in the auto business

I recently got a 2013 Honda crf100 that I paid 1500 for it does anyone know the value of it over Craig's list?

The performance is great but I enjoy piping wheelies and jumping but the crf100 is just not built for the stuff I enjoy and what would anyone recommend me getting for the performance I enjoy please answer truthfully no bullshit answers please thank you.

No. Maybe when/if you have enough money that you've already bought a house, have a regular car, have all your debt cleared, have a sizable savings and investment portfolio and the cost of buying and owning one is a pittance, but not until then.

As much as I love driving and like cars getting an exotic like that just doesn't make sense unless the cost is a small fraction of your net worth. Even those who regularly race their cars tend to avoid exotics.

But what do I know? My income and savings is significantly higher, and I went and bought a Mazda, even after test driving several higher-priced luxury and sports cars.