You’ve purchased a great sporty used car and the first thing you want to do is take it out on the open road and see what’s really under the hood, but the next thing you know there are flashing lights behind you and a police officer says you were clocked going in excess of 100 miles per hour.

According to AOL autos, where you were driving could play a big factor in what’s in store for you.

For instance, in Virginia a driver can face up to $2,500 in fines and mandatory jail time if caught driving over 100, according to the website. But in New York a first time offender is likely to get a fine of $500 and two points on their license, although jail time is also a possibility.

However, some drivers can get a reckless driving infraction tacked on which could add to your problems. AOL autos says a third offense for reckless driving in Florida is a felony while in Virginia speeds over 85 mph are considered reckless.

A study earlier this year from Quality Planning Corp found that, contrary to popular belief, sports cars are not the most ticketed by police. That distinction goes to the Hummer H2 and H3.