| You could buy one for $500 in 1910 | 34 |
| Willys contemporary | 19 |
| Vintage touring car | 19 |
| Vintage roadster | 16 |
| Vintage car inits. | 18 |
| Vintage automotive inits. | 25 |
| Vintage automaker | 17 |
| U.S. truck maker until the early '50s | 41 |
| This Speedwagon will "Keep On Loving You"? | 52 |
| The Flying Cloud, of old autodom | 32 |
| The car in Thurber's 1933 story "The Car We Had to Push" | 70 |
| Studebaker competitor | 21 |
| Speedwagon maker | 16 |
| Speedwagon initials | 19 |
| Speedwagon gang | 15 |
| Speed Wagon car company | 23 |
| Runabout or Royale | 18 |
| Royale, of 30's autodom | 27 |
| Royale or Flying Cloud | 22 |
| Royale maker | 12 |
| Royale automaker | 16 |
| Royale 8 automobile company | 27 |
| Rock's --- Speedwagon | 25 |
| Rock's ____ Speedwagon | 29 |
| Road classic | 12 |
| Ransom's car | 16 |
| Popular car of the '20s | 27 |
| Popular car of 1906 | 19 |
| Popular auto of 1920's | 26 |
| Pierce Arrow rival | 18 |
| Pierce Arrow competitor | 23 |
| Packard contemporary | 20 |
| Onetime Maxwell rival | 21 |
| One-time Lansing car company | 28 |
| One of Olds's cars | 22 |
| One of Old's cars | 21 |
| Olds' old car | 17 |
| Olds oldie | 10 |
| Olds mobile | 11 |
| Olds classic | 12 |
| Old-time motoring monogram | 26 |
| Old-time auto | 13 |
| Old Olds auto | 13 |
| Old make of car | 15 |
| Old car make that's a homophone of a modern car model | 57 |
| Old car company with the slogan "Stands Pat" | 54 |
| Old car company based in Lansing, Mich. | 39 |
| Old autodom's Model M or Model T-6 | 38 |
| Old auto inits. | 15 |
| New car of 1904 | 15 |
| Music's ___ Speedwagon | 26 |
| Motor City monogram | 19 |
| Monogrammatic car | 17 |
| Monogram that became a car | 26 |
| Model T's relative | 22 |
| Model M car of the 1910's | 29 |
| Model B Runabout maker | 22 |
| Maxwell's relative | 22 |
| Maxwell's cousin | 20 |
| Maxwell competitor | 18 |
| Maker of the Royale 8 | 21 |
| Maker of the old Royale | 23 |
| Make using initials | 19 |
| Make of the Runabout | 20 |
| Longtime automotive acronym | 27 |
| Locomobile contemporary | 23 |
| Locomobile competitor | 21 |
| Letters before Speedwagon (the band) or Speed Wagon (the car) | 61 |
| Kevin Cronin band ___ Speedwagon | 32 |
| Hudson rival | 12 |
| Gold Comet, Raider, or Royale | 29 |
| Gary Richrath band ___ Speedwagon | 33 |
| Franklin contemporary | 21 |
| Former car | 10 |
| Former automaker that manufactured trucks in W.W. II | 52 |
| Former auto | 11 |
| Flying Cloud, in old automobiling | 33 |
| Flying Cloud, for one | 21 |
| Flying Cloud, e.g. | 18 |
| Flying Cloud or Royale 8 | 24 |
| Flying Cloud or Royale | 22 |
| Flying Cloud of the '30s, for one | 37 |
| Flying Cloud of old autodom | 27 |
| Flying Cloud of 1927-36 | 23 |
| Flying Cloud manufacturer | 25 |
| Flying Cloud co. | 16 |
| Famous initials in car history | 30 |
| Famed initials in auto pioneering | 33 |
| Essex competitor | 16 |
| Erskine contemporary | 20 |
| Edsel's relative | 20 |
| Early U.S. auto | 15 |
| Early Olds transport | 20 |
| Early initials in American cars | 31 |
| Early auto inits. | 17 |
| Early 20th-c. car | 17 |
| Discontinued car | 16 |
| Custom Royale of old autodom | 28 |
| Culprit, in Catania | 19 |
| Criminal, in Spain | 18 |