| Aurora automaker, briefly | 25 |
| Assembly-line innovator | 23 |
| Alero or Intrigue, for short | 28 |
| The Reo was named for him | 25 |
| The "O" in R.E.O. | 27 |
| Starfire of 60's autodom | 28 |
| Ransom of automobiles? | 22 |
| Ransom in automotive history | 28 |
| Pioneer auto manufacturer | 25 |
| One-time Toronado maker | 23 |
| No-longer-made car make | 23 |
| Line discontinued in 2004 | 25 |
| Line discontinued by GM | 23 |
| Intrigue, once, informally | 26 |
| Hurst/___ (muscle car) | 22 |
| He gave his name to the Reo | 27 |
| Former GM make, for short | 25 |
| Former General Motors make | 26 |
| Former car make, for short | 26 |
| Former car brand, for short | 27 |
| Former automaker, briefly | 25 |
| First mass-producer of cars | 27 |
| First assembly-line carmaker | 28 |
| Firenza maker, for short | 24 |
| Famous name in motordom | 23 |
| Erstwhile G.M. division | 23 |
| Early car manufacturer | 22 |
| Early automaker Ransom | 22 |
| Early auto manufacturer | 23 |
| Discontinued GM line, briefly | 29 |
| Delta 88, e.g., informally | 26 |
| Delta 88 maker, briefly | 23 |
| Defunct car manufacturer | 24 |
| Cutlass Supreme, for one | 24 |
| Cutlass or Eighty Eight | 23 |
| Cutlass or 98, for short | 24 |
| Cutlass or 88, briefly | 22 |
| Cutlass maker, familiarly | 25 |
| Cutlass maker, briefly | 22 |
| Cutlass company, briefly | 24 |
| Chevy stablemate, once | 22 |
| Carmaker Ransom Eli ___ | 23 |
| Automobile pioneer R.E. | 23 |
| Auto pioneer Ransom E. | 22 |
| Assembly-line inventor | 22 |
| Alero or Aurora, briefly | 24 |
| Agricultural town in Alberta | 28 |
| "88" make, briefly | 28 |
| It's very familiar | 22 |
| One might want to settle it | 27 |
| It's often hard to settle | 29 |
| Part of a comfort simile | 24 |
| Fatherland, affectionately | 26 |
| Motherland, affectionately | 26 |
| Homeland, affectionately | 24 |
| Nostalgic preoccupation | 23 |
| King Cole, in a nursery rhyme | 29 |
| King Cole was a merry one | 25 |
| Centenarians, for example | 25 |
| Recalling an earlier era | 24 |
| Kind of religion, in song | 25 |
| "That ___ religion" | 29 |
| Cowboy's frontier land | 26 |
| Relatives of urban legends | 26 |
| Disney film of '57 | 22 |
| 1957 Disney tearjerker | 22 |
| Bullring "Bravo!" | 27 |
| Encouragement for Manolete | 26 |
| Music to a matador's ears | 29 |
| Roar of a Spanish crowd | 23 |
| Matador's encouragement | 27 |
| Encouragement for a matador | 27 |
| Cheer for a flamenco dancer | 27 |
| "Bravo, torero!" | 26 |
| Torero's encouragement | 26 |
| Paul Bunyan's cook | 22 |
| Cheer heard at a bullfight | 26 |
| Cheer for El Cordobés | 24 |
| Cheer for a banderillero | 24 |
| Bullfight "Bravo!" | 28 |
| "Hooray!" relative | 28 |
| "Go, torero!" | 23 |
| "Bravo!" relative | 27 |
| Yell at some sporting events | 28 |
| Spanish "rah" | 23 |
| Shout after some near misses | 28 |
| Rose-thrower's shout | 24 |
| Response to a cape flourish | 27 |
| Music to Manolete's ears | 28 |
| Flamenco dancer's praise | 28 |
| Center of the Grand Opry | 24 |
| Accolade for a bullfighter | 26 |
| "You go, matador!" | 28 |
| "Go, Ronaldinho!" | 27 |
| "Go, bullfighter!" | 28 |
| Word shouted after a charge? | 28 |
| Word heard after a veronica | 27 |
| Word before Miss or Opry | 24 |
| Toreador's acclaim | 22 |
| Spanish "huzzah!" | 27 |