| GM brand |
| 9-5, e.g. |
| 9-3, e.g. |
| 9-5 maker |
| 9-3 maker |
| Audi rival |
| 9000 maker |
| 9000, e.g. |
| Auto import |
| 900 or 9000 |
| Arc or Aero |
| Swedish car |
| Volvo rival |
| Exported 900 |
| Swedish make |
| Swedish auto |
| European auto |
| PhoeniX maker |
| Swedish sedan |
| VW competitor |
| 9-5 automaker |
| Turbo X maker |
| 9-3 automaker |
| GM subsidiary |
| 9-7X automaker |
| 9000 automaker |
| Car since 1949 |
| Swedish export |
| Swedish wheels |
| Swedish import |
| European import |
| 9-3, 9-4 or 9-5 |
| GM sale of 2009 |
| Turbo 900 maker |
| Stockholm sedan |
| Car from Sweden |
| Audi alternative |
| Volvo competitor |
| Aero-X automaker |
| Auto from Sweden |
| SportCombi maker |
| 9000 Turbo, e.g. |
| Swedish carmaker |
| European carmaker |
| Product of Sweden |
| Scandinavian auto |
| 900 or 9000 maker |
| Swedish speedster |
| Volvo rival, once |
| Swedish car maker |
| Volvo alternative |
| Swedish automaker |
| Saudi, for example |
| Bygone Swedish car |
| GM purchase of '89 |
| Old Swedish import |
| Swedish auto maker |
| Sad-sounding auto? |
| Scandinavian sedan |
| Swedish automobile |
| Import from Sweden |
| Former Swedish auto |
| 9-5 automaker, once |
| Bygone Swedish auto |
| Carmaker since 1949 |
| Scandinavian import |
| Onetime Volvo rival |
| Swedish car company |
| Former GM subsidiary |
| Former 9-3 automaker |
| Seinfeld's was black |
| Swedish auto company |
| Turbo X manufacturer |
| Sedan from Stockholm |
| Imported wheels |
| Born From Jets" brand |
| Car from Sweden, once |
| Classic 900 automaker |
| Former rival of Volvo |
| Fashion designer Elie |
| Car from Trollhättan |
| Auto last made in 2014 |
| Swedish aircraft giant |
| Volvo competitor, once |
| General Motors division |
| Car with a griffin logo |
| European car since 1947 |
| GM's Swedish subsidiary |
| Turbo and 9-5 automaker |
| Born from jets" company |
| Auto made in Trollhattan |
| Big Swedish manufacturer |
| Bygone Swedish automaker |
| General Motors make, now |
| Jerry's car on "Seinfeld |
| Seinfeld's car of choice |
| Swedish car manufacturer |
| Trollhättan import auto |
| Onetime Volvo competitor |
| Discontinued Swedish car |
| Born from jets" carmaker |
| Former Swedish automaker |
| Move your mind" sloganeer |
| Discontinued Swedish auto |
| Jerry's "Seinfeld" wheels |
| Onetime Volvo alternative |
| Sad-sounding car company? |
| Swedish automotive import |
| Born from jets" sloganeer |
| General Motors subsidiary |
| Born from jets" automaker |
| Car with an acronymic name |
| Its SUV is called the 9-7X |
| Seinfeld's car brand on TV |
| Swedish Air Force supplier |
| Swedish automotive company |
| Acronymic auto-company name |
| Automaker founded in Sweden |
| Bankrupt European automaker |
| Erstwhile Swedish automaker |
| Stockholm-based car company |
| Auto with an acronymic name |
| 9-3 and 9-5 car manufacturer |
| Car whose name is an acronym |
| Carmaker with a griffin logo |
| GM bought half of it in 1990 |
| It has a griffin on its logo |
| Seinfeld's ride on "Seinfeld |
| What a 9-5 worker worked on? |
| Find your own road" automaker |
| Auto with models 900 and 9000 |
| Its logo is a crowned griffin |
| Find Your Own Road" sloganeer |
| ''Born From Jets'' car company |
| Car company once owned by G.M. |
| Car favored by Swedish royalty |
| Car with a griffin in its logo |
| Makers of the 90, 900 and 9000 |
| Company owned by General Motors |
| Auto made by an aircraft company |
| Sight in a Stockholm parking lot |
| Car that sounds like it's crying |
| The Well-Built Swede," in old ads |
| The Well-Built Swede" car company |
| Onetime General Motors subsidiary |
| Swedish car brand founded in 1945 |
| Car from the same country as Volvo |
| Its slogan was "Find your own road |
| Auto founded by an aircraft company |
| Car driven by Seinfeld on "Seinfeld |
| Swedish automaker from 1945 to 2012 |
| Aerospace company based in Stockholm |
| Company headquartered in Trollhättan |
| It runs through the streets of Sweden |
| Sad-sounding Swedish car manufacturer |
| Swedish company famous for its design |
| Car launched by an aeronautics company |
| Company with the slogan "born from jets |
| Automaker with the slogan "Born from jets |
| Car company headquartered in Trollhättan |
| ___ 9-3 (car model manufactured in Sweden) |
| Auto supplier for the Swedish royal family |
| Automaker that introduced headlight wipers |
| Automaker that filed for bankruptcy in 2011 |
| Former Swedish subsidiary of General Motors |
| Automaker that introduced heated front seats |
| Company whose logo is a griffin with a crown |
| Swedish manufacturer of the 90, 900 and 9000 |
| Auto with a "9" in almost all its model names |
| Automaker whose model numbers often include 9 |
| Car company with a crowned griffin in its logo |
| Carmaker headquartered in Trollhättan, Sweden |
| Automaker headquartered in Trollhattan, Sweden |
| Auto whose griffin logo was recently discontinued |
| Its first car was built by aeronautical engineers |
| Automaker once headquartered in Trollhättan, Sweden |
| Carmaker recently bailed out by the Swedish government |
| Car company that originated as an airplane manufacturer |
| Maker of the first car with seat belts as a standard feature |
| Swedish auto company name that sounds like a word meaning "cry |
| Swedish company that once used the slogan "The command performance car |
| Car once advertised with the slogan "The relentless pursuit of common sense |
| Onetime Scandinavian automaker (containing the first part of the "double quote") |