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Definition:
Insurance cars are a term used to describe vehicles that have undergone extensive mechanical maintenance and safety enhancements for their purpose of insurance. These models typically come equipped with advanced safety features, such as airbags, traction control, and electronic stability control (ESC), but they also undergo regular inspections and repairs, ensuring their safety beyond what's expected under normal driving conditions.
Example Sentence: "Every year, I make sure my new car gets a thorough check-up to see if it's still worth the insurance."