| MASSPRODUCE | Manufacture large quantities of fancy upper-class cars and mopeds (4-7) |
| ROMPED | Gambolled right at the start, and moped about |
| WHIRRING | Vibration heard from upper-class car in old liberal circles (8) |
| JAGUAR | Quarrel involving silver upper-class car (6) |
| HECTOLITRES | Out of the closet, I request to start large quantities of drink (11) |
| LIMO | State of uncertainty when leaving second-class car (4) |
| MERC | The elite return without a business-class car (4) |
| ERRATIC | Quote to secure a high-class car turned unreliable (7) |
| AIRRAID | In an attack, a top class car will help (3,4) |
| AUTO | Wandering about after abandoning second-class car (4) |
| DECOMPOSED | After month, old and new mopeds broken down |
| SPEW | Expel large quantities of, rapidly and forcibly (4) |
| SCOOTERS | Relatives of mopeds |
| STROLLER | Holy person with top-class car, one in no hurry (8) |
| EPSOMDOWNS | Mopeds crashed on slippery snow leading to racecourse (5,5) |
| MITOCHONDRIA | Organelles that generate large quantities of energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate. They also store calcium for cell signaling activities and generate heat. |
| GROCER | Word for a wholesaler dealing in large quantities of dried fruits, spices, sugar etc originally, now a purveyor of food and general household goods, aka a victualler or shopkeeper (6) |
| ASSAM | A state of Northeast India which produces large quantities of tea (5) |
| CASSOCK | Is it a habit of the clergy to introduce society to large quantities of alcohol? |
| TANKER | A very large ship for transporting large quantities of gas or liquid, especially oil (6) |
