| TRAINER | Film advertisement; or, a towed vehicle such as a horse box (7) |
| TRAILER | General name for a vehicle designed to be towed such as a horse-box or caravan (7) |
| NOTICE | From the Latin for "known", an intimation such as a placard, poster, sign or small ad; or, a short published artistic, dramatic or literary review (6) |
| LEAFLET | Small flat or folded sheet of printed matter, as an advertisement or notice. (7) |
| CARAVAN | Two vehicles going around a towed vehicle (7) |
| LIST | ____ price, the basic cost of an item published in an advertisement or catalogue (4) |
| HOARDING | A screen for displaying advertisements or enclosing a building site (8) |
| BICYCLE | Two-wheeled vehicle such as a penny-farthing (7) |
| QUAD | Meaning "four", a word used as a prefix in names of things including a courtyard, a 4 x 4 motorbike and a four-footed animal such as a horse; or, a serving of four shots of espresso (4) |
| INSTALL | Set up in the horse box? (7) |
| NAMETAG | Label fresh meat for packing in horse box (4,3) |
| LOANERS | Towed vehicles |
| SPORTSCAR | A vehicle such as a Triumph Spitfire or a Porsche 911 (6,3) |
| CART | Wagon such as a horse- or donkeydrawn float for milk churns or a Shire-drawn dray for beer barrels (4) |
| SWISH | An imitative whoosh or whip of something, such as a horse's tail or a birch/lash moving through the air (5) |
| INTERIORDESIGN | The planning of the look inside a building such as a horse or office (8,6) |
| ABOARD | On, in onto, into a vehicle such as a train, ship or aircraft (6) |
| TROTTEDOUT | Displayed to the public, such as a horse to show its paces (7,3) |
| SLUG | Word in the medieval period for a slow-moving lazy person, that later came to describe any dilatory animal or vehicle, such as a shell-less snail (4) |
| BUGGY | Vehicle such as a dune car, gig, golf cart, horse and carriage, lunar rover, pram, pushchair or sandrail (5) |
