- SAAB
- 9000 automaker
- Volvo competitor
- Volvo rival
- Swedish aircraft manufacturer
- Former Swedish car company that now mostly makes airplanes
- Swedish car once driven by James Bond
- Maker of the 9-5 Wagon
- 9-3, e.g.
- Trollhättan import auto
- Old Swedish import
- Defense and security company that used to make cars
- Foreign auto
- 9000 CSE, for one
- Import from Sweden
- Car from Sweden
- Swedish import
- Born From Jets car company
- 9-5 Sedan manufacturer
- Swedish auto
- Acronymic auto-company name
- Big name in the European aerospace industry
- European fighter jet giant
- Motor company that used a griffin in its logo
- Old car marque from 47-Across
- Car company that makes the 9-3
- Sad-sounding European auto maker
- 9-3 auto maker
- Sad-sounding auto?
- Swedish automotive import
- Turbo and 9-5 automaker
- Swedish car company
- 9-5 Sedan maker
- 9-5 SportWagon maker
- European auto
- Stockholm auto
- Swedish sedan
- Stockholm sedan
- 9-3 maker
- European import
- European carmaker
- Fashion designer Elie
- Audi alternative
- Sight in a Stockholm parking lot
- 9-5 manufacturer
- Arc or Aero
- Swedish automaker
- Swedish wheels
- Auto import
- Car from Trollhättan
- European car since 1947
- Maker of the first car with seat belts as a standard feature
- PhoeniX maker
- Swedish carmaker
- Turbo X manufacturer
- Former Swedish subsidiary of General Motors
- Its slogan was "Find your own road"
- Jerry's car on "Seinfeld"
- Car company bought by National Electric Vehicle Sweden
- Its cars have XWD
- Automaker that used to have a griffin in its logo
- 900 and 9000 maker
- Its first car was built by aeronautical engineers
- 9-7X automaker
- Aero-X automaker
- Imported wheels
- 9-3, 9-4 or 9-5
- Bankrupt European automaker
- Bygone Swedish automaker
- Born From Jets automaker
- Find your own road automaker
- Auto whose griffin logo was recently discontinued
- Born From Jets sloganeer
- Find Your Own Road sloganeer
- Automaker that filed for bankruptcy in 2011
- Company headquartered in Trollhättan
- 9-5 automaker
- Scandinavian import
- Classic 900 automaker
- Former Swedish automaker
- Automaker founded in Sweden
- Defunct Swedish automaker
- Bygone Swedish car company
- Bygone Swedish wheels
- Swedish aerospace giant
- 9000 and 9-5 automaker
- Car once advertised as a "well-built Swede"
- Old car from Sweden
- Onetime Volvo rival
- Aerospace company based in Sweden
- Bygone Swedish carmaker
- Bygone Volvo rival
- Onetime Swedish automaker
- Imported auto
- GM brand
- Volvo alternative
- GM purchase of '89
- GM sale of 2009
- It has a griffin on its logo
- Former GM subsidiary
- Car company once owned by GM
- Sedan from Stockholm
- Auto supplier for the Swedish royal family
- Swedish export
- Car favored by Swedish royalty
- Stockholm-based car company
- Scandinavian sedan
- Auto last made in 2014
- Former Swedish auto
- Erstwhile Swedish automaker
- Former rival of Volvo
- Discontinued Swedish auto
- Jerry's "Seinfeld" wheels
- Discontinued Swedish car
- Former Volvo alternative
- Former Volvo rival
- Volvo's former rival
- Swedish car
- Audi competitor
- Company whose logo is a griffin with a crown
- Born from jets company
- Company owned by General Motors
- Its SUV is called the 9-7X
- Swedish make
- Car with a griffin in its logo
- SportCombi maker
- GM subsidiary
- Its logo is a crowned griffin
- VW competitor
- Audi rival
- Auto with an acronymic name
- Auto with models 900 and 9000
- Car launched by an aeronautics company
- Product of Sweden
- 9000 Turbo, e.g.
- Auto founded by an aircraft company
- Big Swedish manufacturer
- Car since 1949
- General Motors division
- General Motors make, now
- Carmaker since 1949
- Car driven by Seinfeld on "Seinfeld"
- Company with the slogan "born from jets"
- General Motors subsidiary
- Car company that originated as an airplane manufacturer
- Car with an acronymic name
- 9-3 and 9-5 car manufacturer
- Car whose name is an acronym
- Sad-sounding car company?
- Automaker that went bankrupt in 2011
- Longtime Swedish automaker
- Onetime Scandinavian export
- Move your mind sloganeer
- 9-5, e.g.
- Car with the numeral 9 in all its model names
- Automaker with the slogan "Born from jets"
- Swedish manufacturer of the 90, 900 and 9000
- Auto with a "9" in almost all its model names
- 9-5 maker
- Automaker that introduced heated front seats
- Car from the same country as Volvo
- Swedish Air Force supplier
- What a 9-5 worker worked on?
- Onetime Scandinavian automaker (containing the first part of the "double quote")
- Onetime Volvo competitor
- Swedish aircraft giant
- Bygone Swedish auto
- Bygone Swedish car
- Car once advertised with the slogan "The relentless pursuit of common sense"
- Onetime Volvo alternative
- 9-5 automaker, once
- Onetime subsidiary of G.M.
- Seinfeld's car on "Seinfeld"
- Jerry's car of choice on "Seinfeld"
- Onetime rival of Volvo
- Carmaker recently bailed out by the Swedish government
- Swedish firm that used to make cars and now makes anti-tank weapons (among other stuff)
- Old Swedish make
- Company headquartered in Trollhattan, Sweden
- Its CEO is Bengt Halse
- Sad-sounding car?
- Aerospace company based in Stockholm
- Brand name briefly used by National Electric Vehicle Sweden
- Bygone Swedish auto make
- The well-built Swede, in an old slogan
- Onetime "Born from Jets" automaker
- Onetime automaker whose models included the 9-5, the 99, and the 900
- Swedish aerospace and defense company that used to make cars
- Swedish automaker, once
- Onetime Swedish auto import
- Swedish company that no longer makes cars
- It runs through the streets of Sweden
- Jerry Seinfeld drove one on TV
- Swedish speedster
- Exported 900
- Seinfeld's was black
- Seinfeld's car of choice
- 9000 maker
- 900 or 9000
- 9000, e.g.
- Scandinavian auto
- Auto made by an aircraft company
- Seinfeld's car brand on TV
- Former Swedish car
- Volvo rival, once
- Former Swedish carmaker
- Turbo X maker
- Born from jets carmaker
- See 30-Down
- Tearful-sounding car
- The Well-Built Swede car company
- Volvo competitor, once
- Lebanese designer known for bridal couture
- 9-5 carmaker
- Swedish street car
- Aero automaker
- Acronymic auto name
- General Motors owns half of it
- Automaker that once merged with the Swedish manufacturer Scania
- Auto maker with the 9000
- GM subsidiary since early 2000
- Car made in Trollhattan
- Company half-owned by General Motors
- Auto made in Trollhattan
- Car with a griffin logo
- The Well-Built Swede, in old ads
- GM division from 2000 to 2010
- Onetime import from Sweden
- Bygone Swedish import
