Hmmm... 2000 miles = 320 kms.

Is that each way or is it a total of both directions?

Do your best God doesn't expect the impossible but by all means avoid the shenanigans of the new mass

Be more specific.  
If you're reasonably ABLE to drive 200 miles---have the time, energy, finances---then I'd say yes, but you should then ask the priest how often you should attend.
If you simply DON'T WANT to make the sacrifice, even a few times a year, ALTHOUGH ABLE to do so, then you are in the wrong.  Contact the priest for advice.
If this involves SERIOUS INCONVENIENCE and would likely have a DETRIMENTAL EFFECT on your ability to perform your duty of state, then, no, you're not obliged. Again, at least let the priest know you exist and of your situation.

If, by the word "want," you really meant "obliged by Church law," then, no. A 200 mile drive is above and beyond what is required.  

I believe Church law specifies an hour by vehicle if you're able to avail yourself, or a walking/biking distance of a mile, if physically able.  Both presume no other impediments, ie, physical inability, essential employment, need to attend to the sick, elderly, very young, adverse weather conditions, etc. Make your dispensation official by contacting the priest.

My guess is that a Pharisaical person or persons have been harassing you.  If that is the case, tell them calmly, but firmly that Fr. N. has dispensed you, or quote Church law to them, then change the topic or say, "Please do not bring up this subject again," and walk away.  Do not try to justify yourself if God and Church have already done so, and NEVER argue, raise your voice, or show anger.

This is one of Satan's devices to drive you away from holiness.  Get on with the work saving your soul. By all means, pray for those persons.  They are likely guilty themselves and instead of repenting and confessing, they're attempting to lessen their feelings of shame by dumping them on you instead of going to Our Lord.

Hope this helps.

not everyone has brand new cars and comprehensive auto insurance, etc

Clearly the anonymous poster above who tell you, "Be more specific," is correct.  If you cannot make the journey, then you cannot make the journey.  Make Sunday as holy as you can.  Pray the rosary every day.  Do your best to live a good Catholic life.  Stay away from the Novus Ordo.  Pray for opportunities to attend the Holy Mass and go to confession.

We used to drive 3 hours, 200 miles (one way) to Mass every Sunday. We had to just make a day of it.

I can understand staying home alone for that distance though if you have little ones or health problems. It's a hard thing to do, it really is.

not everyone has brand new cars and comprehensive auto insurance, etc

This is a ridiculous comment. If that was a qualification for travel, I'd never leave the house.
Our newest vehicle is 16 years old. And, since I bought it new, I can say that the number of times it has failed me is spread rather evenly over it's lifetime.
A more reasonable statement would be that not everyone can handle the possibility of car failure while away from their home... new car or old.

I would like to see the "laws and regulations of the Church" that you are referring to.

I grew up knowing this and hearing it from SO MANY traditional Catholic priests that I don't even remember the source...  Sorry...   :-[