Answer: CARS
CARS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 160 times.
- Chop-shop input
- Road runners?
- Detroit products
- Mercury and Saturn, for instance
- They're always tired
- Bumper ___
- Train segments
- "Shake It Up" band, with "the"
- Mustang and Impala
- A shopping mall has lots of these
- Mercury and Saturn, but not Uranus
- Lotful
- Guys' chat topic
- Consumer Reports topic
- Train units
- They get tired
- Dodgem units
- Cobra and Viper
- "Drive" band, with "The"
- Mercury and Saturn, but not Pluto
- Railroad crossing parade
- Jam ingredient?
- Seville and DeVille
- Saturn and Mercury
- Traffic components
- They often clog the major arteries
- Ford and Lincoln, but not Bush
- Malibu and Monte Carlo
- Sedans and coupes
- Focus and Falcon
- Parking lot fillers
- Sonatas, e.g.
- Cougars, e.g.
- Gridlock makeup
- 2006 Pixar movie featuring the character Lightning McQueen
- Traffic causes?
- Autos
- Diners, maybe
- 2006 Disney film, and the ends of the eight longest entries in this puzzle
- Turnpike rollers
- Budget rentals
- Garage fillers
- Showroom selections
- Roller-coaster compartments
- Roller-coaster units
- Train components
- Parts of a train
- Coupes and convertibles
- Airport rental fleet
- Garage occupants
- Rush-hour lineup
- Pullman and dining, for two
- What lots have lots of
- What a lot may have
- Mercury and Saturn, but not Earth
- They may bump into each other
- Chat topic for guys, sometimes
- Engine and caboose, e.g.
- Hot Wheels and Matchbox
- Colts and Mustangs
- Traffic units
- Train makeup
- Traffic-jam components
- What's in many jams
- Elevator compartments
- Traffic
- They get tired?
- What a lot may have a lot of
- Jaguar and Impala
- 2006 Best Animated Feature nominee
- Hit 2006 Disney-Pixar film
- Train set
- Race and pace
- They're kept in a lot
- 2006 Pixar hit
- Common conveyances
- Automobiles
- 2006 film that takes place in Radiator Springs
- Coaster units
- Road sights
- 2006 Pixar film
- Jam ingredients?
- Gridlock elements
- Daytona entries
- Traffic, mostly
- Freeway array
- Lincoln and Ford
- Gridlock components
- Audis and Fords
- Lincoln and Ford, e.g.
- 2006
- License plate bearers
- Lot wares
- Pixar blockbuster film of '06
- Freeway fillers
- They're sometimes seen in jams
- Valets park them
- What some plants produce?
- Pixar film in which Richard Petty had a voice role
- Auto dealer's inventory
- Pixar film set in Radiator Springs
- Literally, with 19-Across, a Western state capital
- Sleeper and others
- Sleepers, e.g.
- 2006 Pixar movie
- Enterprise offerings
- Train parts
- Roadsters
- National rentals
- Parkway fillers
- Some motor vehicles
- Motor vehicles
- Alamo rentals
- Big-ticket items
- They may get into a jam
- Pixar blockbuster
- Diner and sleeper
- Some ferry cargo
- Roller coaster units
- Chop shop projects
- Some "Wheel" prizes
- Detroit factory output
- Big-ticket purchases
- Animated film primarily set in Radiator Springs
- Theme of the puzzle
- Dollar rentals
- 2006 film with massive profits in related toy sales
- Dealership displays
- Lincoln and others
- Kissel and Opel
- Coupes and sedans
- Hertz fleet
- What the answers to starred clues are part of
- Indy 500 racers
- Lincoln and Maxwell
- Ferris wheel compartments
- What a jam is packed with
- Alamo fleet
- They're banned from Venice
- Roller coaster parts
- Dealers have lots of them
- Lot fillers
- Mustang and Pinto, for two
- Mechanics work on them
- 2006 film with the tagline "Keep it wheel"
- They often take turns
- Sonatas, say
- Parts of roller coasters
- Things not allowed in New York's Central Park
- Group for whom "Drive" was a Top 10 hit, with "The"
- Pixar film in which Paul Newman voiced a Hudson Hornet
- Film franchise featuring Lightning McQueen
- Sonata and Cadenza
- Stars of auto shows
- Drag racing vehicles
- Parking lots can have lots of them
- 2006 animated film that really should have starred Adam Driver and Parker Posey?
- Accords, e.g.
- Some are self-driving
- They fill up a lot