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The Sabre only weighs 41 kg and you can easily cartop it upside down over a weekend.
Ideally you should have a roof rack, but I recently drove 1200 km with my daughter’s Sabre upside down on a mattress. There was no problem averaging 100km other than a 10% increase in fuel consumption. Tie for and aft, with rope. and sideways through the car’s rear window or door with webbing if you have it otherwise wrapped rope. Check tightness after 1. 10 and 100km, then every two hours or fuel stop.
The cost would be some $260 in fuel plus one overnight stop. With two drivers sharing it would be straight forward.
Good luck but remember to insure!
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