| HAZZARD | Featured a car called the General Lee (The Dukes of -------) |
| RYDER | Word that follows Knight to give the title of the 1980s series which featured a car called KITT (5) |
| AAMCO | Chain whose ads featured a car horn honking twice |
| BODUKE | He often jumped into the General Lee |
| DODGECHARGERS | The General Lee and others |
| CAR | The General Lee, e.g. |
| HINO | Japanese truck maker which made a car called the Contessa in the 1960s (4) |
| CROSSLEY | Who made a car called the Regis in the Thirties? (8) |
| CLAN | They gave us a car called the Clover in the Eighties (4) |
| ADLER | Other than Skoda, who else made a car called the Favorit? (5) |
| IAN | Forename of a novelist whose subjects include a bridge cheat, a diamond smuggler, a secret agent, a trapeze artist-turned-aviatrix and an eccentric inventor of a magical flying car called Chitty-Chitt |
| ESTATE | British name for a car called a station wagon in North America (6) |
| APPOMATTOX | Village in Virginia, scene of the surrender of the Confederates, under General Lee (10) |
| DODGECHARGER | General Lee, in "The Dukes of Hazzard" |
| BONNET | Part of car called a hood in the U.S. (6) |
| VANCLEEF | Lee, the Bad actor in The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (3,5) |
| SEDAN | Car called a saloon in the UK |
| IAIN | First name of Mr Lee, the former The 11 O'Clock Show presenter who took part in I'm A Celeb in 2017 (4) |
| GENERALLY | General Lee called out almost always (9) |
| PENELOPE | ___ Pitstop, character in Wacky Races who drove a pink car called Compact Pussycat (8) |
