Sure, you can drive the car. It doesn't matter if you're registered or not. And because you are an insured driver, that makes it even better, even if you're not insured to drive that car.

Having the same insurance isn't the issue. The issue is whether or not your state follows a "family doctrine purpose", which covers anyone in the immeadiate family regardless of who is driving, or follows an "ownership statute", which extends the priveledge to anyone driving the car with permission of the insured owner.

Renault Megane is technically a family car, but it is a small family car. It can be purchased as a 3-door or 5-door hatchback. However, the 3-door is not technically a family car because of the limited space it offers. If one has a bigger family, a bigger car is recommended, such as a mini-van or SUV.

Sanctity and keeping the virtues ordained by the Hindu doctrine are the roles expected to be played

120 mph is about average for a family car.

the rest of the family were surprised and happy that they got a new car