| AIRRAID | In an attack, a top class car will help |
| STROLLER | Holy person with top-class car, one in no hurry (8) |
| BOARDER | A sailor who storms a ship in an attack; one who skates or surfs on a deck/plank; a lodger; or, a residential pupil, as opposed to a day-boy/girl (7) |
| ERRATIC | Quote to secure a high-class car turned unreliable (7) |
| CHARGED | Rushed forward in an attack - and accused of a crime (7) |
| AVIFORM | Probably having wings in a top class (7) |
| AUDITOR | A top-class couturier brings in tons for accountant (7) |
| TABLEAU | Propose a top class scene (7) |
| AUREOLE | A top-class part pouches European gold disk |
| CHATEAU | Switzerland demolished a top- class castle (7) |
| USUALLY | Normally, America's a top-class friend (7) |
| GOODOIL | News about a top-class lubricant (4,3) |
| WESTHAM | Pop duo have complicated set - they're a top-class team! |
| MRRIGHT | Posh car will possibly be owned by the perfect man, while ... (2,5) |
| EXHAUST | Part of car will wear out (7) |
| RECOVERY | What a crashed car will get in rally (8) |
| PAWNS | From the Latin for "foot soldiers", the most numerous pieces in a game of chess, such as those used in an attack move or formation named after grandmaster Marmaduke Wyvill of Constable Burton Hall (5) |
| SARIN | Highly toxic nerve agent used in an attack on a Tokyo subway train in 1995 (5) |
| WHIRRING | Vibration heard from upper-class car in old liberal circles (8) |
| MERC | The elite return without a business-class car (4) |
