| SCRAPYARD | A place where old machines such as cars and ships are destroyed, and where useful parts are saved (9) |
| SCRAPYARDS | Places where old machines such as cars are destroyed and useful parts are saved (10) |
| SCRAPHEAP | A place where old iron or useless material is collected (9) |
| INSURED | Protected, as cars and drivers |
| ELECTRONICS | The study of circuits in machines such as computers (11) |
| ROADS | Used by cars and ships in a Greek island, say (5) |
| MINES | Searches for the useful parts of, as data |
| DELIVERED | Organ, in a notable achievement, is saved (9) |
| SALVATION | At the oval, dressed in satin, we await the means of being saved (9) |
| ASTITCHINTIME | The runner's pain that eventually saved nine (1,6,2,4) |
| ENGINE | Word for cunning/skill originally, later a weapon of war; a machine, such as a locomotive, as a source of power; or, any agent to effect a purpose (6) |
| ASSEMBLYPLANT | A factory where large items such as cars are put together (8,5) |
| FAIRBANKS | Where conifers are saved, one might say, inspires a film star of old (7,9) |
| DOUGLAS | Where conifers are saved, one might say, inspires a film star of old (7,9) |
| SHOWROOM | A place used to display goods for sale, such as cars or furniture (8) |
| TRANSPORTER | A very large truck for carrying large or heavy loads, such as cars (11) |
| COLLISION | Crash between two moving things, such as cars or planes (9) |
| OCTROI | Switches company car going to Ireland, as this is the place where old duty must be paid on entry (6) |
| BARGAINBASEMENT | Strike a deal with disreputable fellows at the end of August, in place where old merchandise is offloaded |
| EARTHMOVER | Machine such as a bulldozer (10) |
