| Tycoon who was reputedly the first person in New York City to own an automobile |
| Creature with long, graceful plumes |
| Long, narrow opening |
| A long, long, long time |
| Long, imposing poem |
| Part of an automobile |
| Automobile pioneer Gottlieb |
| Acme product intended for recreational use (not for dropping bombs on roadrunners), from "Zipping Along," 1953 |
| Automobile |
| Automobile framework |
| Long, feathery scarf |
| Ancient automobile |
| A nice Reliant automobile," according to the Barenaked Ladies |
| A long, amateurish piano recital, maybe |
| Swedish automobile |
| Ancestors from long, long ago |
| Long, narrow glacial drifts |
| Upscale British autos, for short |
| Long, skinny fish |
| A long, long time ___ ..." ("American Pie" opening line) |
| Automobile part |
| Long, heavy hair |
| Big name in luxury automobiles |
| Automobile trunk, to a Brit |
| Big name in upscale wheels |
| Long, loud complaint from the neighborhood? |
| Automobile safety device |
| About 7 cm long, like nails sold in hardware stores |
| A long, long way to go |
| 1953 automobile innovation |