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In insurance we use all different types and kinds of symbols to represent different factions or values in calculating the rates of a policy. The 12 you speak of sounds more like a cost symbol. The cost symbol has to do with the cost of the vehicle, cost of replacement parts, and the frequency of accidents for that particular vehicle.
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