| BORAS | Maserati models whose name was later used by Volkswagen (5) |
| RODEO | 1970s/1980s Renault whose name was later used by Isuzu (5) |
| TOLEDOS | Triumph models whose name was later used by SEAT (7) |
| AMICAS | Post-war Siata models whose name was later used by Hyundai (6) |
| SEBRINGS | 1960s Maseratis whose name was later used by Chrysler (8) |
| RAPIER | 1930s Lagonda whose name was later used by Sunbeam (6) |
| CIVIC | Car model whose name reads the same forward and backward |
| EDSEL | Ford model whose name came to be synonymous with commercial failure |
| FOCUS | Ford's family car model whose name is the cynosure of all eyes |
| CAMRY | Car model whose name comes from the Japanese word for "crown" |
| TARGA | Porsche model whose name came to mean any semi-convertible car with a roll bar behind the seats |
| SKODA | Czech car brand, now owned by Volkswagen (5) |
| SWELL | Germanic word first used in the sense of "rolling waves" by Shakespeare, later used an adjective describing someone stylishly dressed or as an expression of approval (5) |
| RIOS | Modern-day Kia models whose name was originally used by Panther in the Seventies (4) |
| WHITE | ____ hart, personal badge of King Richard II later used as a popular pub name (5) |
| SUITE | 1931 Edward Elgar composition later used for ballets by both Ninette de Valois and Frederick Ashton (7,5) |
| VALUE | Worth is, at first, vital, and later used excessively (5) |
| FORUM | Word originally for a marketplace, later used to mean a meeting place (5) |
| CALUM | Reality TV show participant and model whose father was a footballer, _ Best (5) |
| CANDY | American actress and model whose films include American Graffiti, The Man Who Fell to Earth and Blue Thunder (5,5) |
