| RASCALLY | Fiddling cars for a friend is dishonest (8) |
| SCAR | Move cars for a cicatrice |
| LIFELINE | 'Phone a friend' is one such option for contestants on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (8) |
| PLAYMATE | A friend is a fellow actor? (8) |
| MEDITATE | Think a friend is about to prepare a book (8) |
| PERSONAL | Insulting a friend is wrong, senor, you put in (8) |
| PAPALIST | A friend is, in part, a supporter of the pontiff |
| PALPABLE | Obvious a friend is quiet and competent (8) |
| INFRARED | A friend is confused about the right rays (8) |
| RALLYING | In the arena, a friend is coming round (8) |
| BASEMENT | The lowest level is dishonest, having caught same corruption internally (8) |
| MELODIES | Writer is dishonest about fringe elements of old songs (8) |
| COMPLIES | Agrees the competition is dishonest (8) |
| TWOFACED | To vocally send back decaf is dishonest (3-5) |
| MERCHANT | Dealer finishes off small car for a song (8) |
| LOADEDUP | Packed, as a car for a road trip |
| DRAMATIC | Admit car for a repair that's spectacular (8) |
| LANDLIES | Make discreet enquiries to ascertain how state is dishonest (3,3,3,4,4) |
| TRADEDIN | Exchanged, as an older car for a newer model: 2 wds. |
| POOH | Kids' character who says "A day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey left inside" |