| GOFASTERSTRIPE | Decorative line on the bodywork of a car suggestive of high-speed (2-6,6) |
| PANEL | & 16. Shaping the bodywork of a motor vehicle (5,7) |
| PANELRESTORE | People who repair the bodywork of motor vehicles (5,7) |
| PANELBEATER | Person who reshapes the bodywork of vehicles |
| SERIF | Decorative line on a letter in some typefaces |
| PINSTRIPE | Decorative line on a Yankees uniform |
| FILLET | From "thread", a word for a narrow ribbon tied round the head originally, later a boned side of fish or slice of meat; a decorative line impressed on the cover of a book; a narrow piece of wood; or, a |
| SUPERSONICBOOM | Effect of high-speed plane |
| WAIST | Term for the middle part of a railway carriage - usually at the widest section of the bodywork (5) |
| DENT | Have a scratch in the bodywork from a small accident (4) |
| NUMBERS | Now part of the bodywork, these used to be painted on. (7) |
| CACHE | Small region of high-speed memory on a computer used for temporary storage of frequently accessed data (5) |
| BULLETTRAIN | Vehicle travelling on a network of high-speed railway lines in Japan (6,5) |
| SWAHILICOAST | In this selection for REGIONS, "fishermen in wooden ngalawa paddle in the shadow of high-speed ferries" |
| RAPIDTRANSIT | Form of high-speed transport by trains, a day trip perhaps (5,7) |
| SPRAYED | Applied paint to the bodywork (7) |
| CODED | Such bumpers match the bodywork (6-5) |
| COLOUR | Such bumpers match the bodywork (6-5) |
| BREATHALYSER | Test for driver of high-speed train, about to turn back after money cut (12) |
| FIBREOPTICCABLE | Brief topic about 600 feet of high speed data connection (5,5,5) |
