Answer: AUTOS
AUTOS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 130 times.
- Cars
- Where trunks are
- Jam ingredients
- Monte Carlo et al.
- Common carriers
- Lots are seen in lots
- Lincoln and Ford
- Mercury and Saturn, e.g.
- They get into jams
- Road runners
- Ends of 20- and 57-Across and 11- and 34-Down
- Runners with hoods
- Jam ingredients?
- They need their bearings
- Plant products?
- They may be found in jams
- Some jams are made of these
- Plant products
- Parking lot sights
- Mercury and Saturn
- A lot may have a lot of them
- They may be garaged
- Hudson and LaSalle, once
- Idlers in a jam
- They're sold in lots
- Dealer's inventory
- Lot fillers
- Assembly-line products
- Dealership display
- Sedans and coupes
- Family vehicles
- Convertibles, e.g.
- Coupes and convertibles
- Products of some plants
- Coupes and compacts
- They create carbon monoxide
- Rush hour accumulation
- Carbon monoxide creators
- Certain models
- Latter-day chariots
- They get people into jams
- Some plant products
- Lemons or cream puffs
- Freeway fillers
- Motor vehicles
- "Motor Trend" topic
- Motor Trend topics
- Things sometimes seen on shoulders
- Vehicles
- They have trunks but don't go swimming
- You can fill a lot with them
- Number-one cause of traffic jams
- Jalopies
- You'll see them on a lot
- Freeway cloggers
- Bugs and Jags
- Traffic jam components
- What some dealers peddle
- Freeway cloggers
- Parking-space fillers
- Roadsters
- Gridlock ingredients
- Road runners
- Sedans, e.g.
- Dodges, perhaps
- Roadsters, e.g.
- Some Monopoly tokens
- Detroit products
- Cougar and Impala
- Volt and Prius
- Holders of 7-Downs
- Some jams are full of these
- Elantra and Edsel
- VW and BMW
- Saturn and Mercury
- Beetles, perhaps
- Highway vehicles
- Hyundai and Kia
- BMW and VW
- BMWs, but not BMXs
- Ford and Lincoln
- Turnpike travelers, briefly
- Saabs, say
- Coupes and sedans
- Rest stop sight
- Top reason for traffic jams
- They have belts and coats
- Some jams consist of these
- Highway sights
- Jammed idlers?
- Most of them run on gas
- Jaguars, for instance
- Dealership lot array
- Sights along the highway
- Volts and Teslas
- Love Bug and Batmobile, for two
- What a lot may be filled with
- A lot of them can be found on a lot
- Tesla and Volt
- They're chopped in chop shops
- They're tired
- Compacts, for instance
- Kissel and Marmon
- They can be jammed up
- Accords, e.g.
- Hatchbacks, e.g.
- They're cranked no more
- Hybrids, e.g.
- Convertibles and coupes
- Auburn and Marmon
- Common rentals
- Aries and Taurus
- They're driven
- 38 Down movers
- Buicks and Bentleys
- Fords and Chevys
- Toyotas and Chevys
- Dealership inventory
- Fiats, e.g.
- Dealership buys
- Jaguars, e.g.
- What downtowns have lots of
- Parking lot occupants
- Jaguars and Impalas, for instance
- Wheels
- Lot lot
- Their bodies are worked on
- Compacts and hybrids
- They have hoods but you can't wear them
- Broncos and Mustangs