<prompt> Human: My sister recently bought a new car and has generously offered me her old car which is significantly newer and better than my current car at a very low price. Now, Im currently considering how to move the car from TX to FL. The two options are obviously:1 Ship the car2 Drive the carMy initial preference was to drive the car from TX to FL -- treat it as a trip to see my sister and save on shipping costs. However, Im wondering about the mechanics of that, because Id have to call my insurance to add the car before the drive and Id need to have the VIN verified in FL before registering it. For comparison purposes, Ive also looked at shipping the car and Ive been quoted around 700-1,000.In your opinion, is it worth it for me to drive the car and figure out the logistics? Or, just bite the bullet of the price tag and ship the car?EDIT: Thank you all for your thoughts thus far. As uisleepinahammock has pointed out, I should have provided the actual cities -- the drive is from Dallas to Tampa. Also, I was going to treat the drive as a mini-vacationtime to relax on the road and not deal with work. However, the points with respect to wear and tear on the carrisk of driving are noted. I will check out uship to see what the rate is -- thank you uBad_Mex.  <response>: Drive. Good experience and a chance to thank your sister in person. A few months ago I called my insurance company while I was in my old truck on my way to the dmv to register my new suv. They emailed me proof of insurance for the new one before I even made it out of the dmv. 