Crossword Clue: Defunct autos
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Defunct autos"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Defunct autos"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Defunct autos:
- 1950s autos with "horse collar" grilles
- 1950s bombs
- 1950s Citations, e.g.
- 1950s Corsairs, e.g.
- 1950s disasters
- 1950s Ford duds
- 1950s Ford failures
- 1950's Rangers
- 1960's doo-wop group that was a one-hit wonder, with "the"
- 1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with "the"
- '50s cars that might have been called Pastelograms or Utopian Turtletops
- '50s duds
- 50's failures
- '50s flops
- '50s Ford flops
- '50s Fords
- '50s tankers?
- Autos overhyped when introduced on "E Day" in 1957
- Bombs developed in the 1950s
- Bombs produced in the 1950's
- Bombs with wheels
- Band with the 1961 song "Rama Lama Ding Dong"
- Famed fifties flops
- Famous fifties flops
- Famous flops of the '50s
- Famous Ford flops
- Famous lemons
- De Soto contemporaries
- Introductions of September 1957
- Dealership duds of 1959
- "E-cars"
- E Day debuts
- E Day rollouts
- Defunct autos
- Defunct motor vehicles
- DeSoto alternatives
- Detroit duds
- Detroit flops
- Corsair and Citation, for two
- Corsair and Pacer
- Corsair, Ranger and Citation
- Corsair, Ranger and Pacer
- Corsairs and Rangers of the 1950s
- Disasters discussed on the Blue Oval Forums
- Discontinued autos
- Citation and Corsair
- Citation, Corsair, Pacer and Ranger
- "Fleet" on parade in 1957's much-hyped "E-Day"
- Ill-fated Fords
- Ill-fated line of the 1950s
- Classic cars with "horsecollar" grilles
- Classic Fords
- Classic lemons
- Flops in lots
- Flops with fins
- Car bombs?
- Ford bombs
- Ford claimed they were the cars of the future
- Ford classics
- Ford failures
- Ford fiascoes
- Ford fiascos
- Ford flops
- Ford lemons
- Fords of the '50s
- Fords of the fifties
- Fords that didn't last
- Fords that never got going
- Cars introduced with much fanfare on "E Day"
- Cars known for backfiring?
- Cars named after the boss' son
- Cars that misfired badly?
- Cars whose "thrill starts with the grille"
- Cars with Teletouch transmission
- Collectible cars
- Collectible Ford cars
- Collectible Ford products
- Collectible Fords
- Collectors' items from 1958
- Collector's items from 1958
- Infamous Fords
- Failed Fords
- Rides that didn't last very long
- Some '50s Fords
- Motorized flops
- Motown flops
- Motown mistakes
- Some Fords
- Some ill-fated Fords
- Pacers and Rangers
- Studebaker alternatives
- Vintage cars
- Lincolns' late cousins
- Lincolns' late kin
- Lincolns' unpopular kin
- Line in the 1950s
- The Ranger and the Corsair
- Short-lived '50s sedans
- Short-lived Fords
- Old autos
- Old bombs
- "Rama Lama Ding Dong" group, with "the"
- "Rama Lama Ding Dong" singers, with "the"
- Old Fords that flopped
- Old lemons
- Rangers and Citations
- Rangers and Corsairs
- Rangers, Pacers and Corsairs on 1950s lots
- Rangers, Pacers and Corsairs
- Lemons on wheels
- Lemons once shipped from Mich.
- Lemons with motors
- Sights on some late-1950s lots
- They debuted the same year as Impalas
- They had "horse collar" grilles
- They had "rolling dome" speedometers
- They were introduced on "E-Day"
- They were named after Henry's son
- Tired flops
Recent Usage of Defunct autos in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Defunct autos in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Aug. 10, 1974
- New York Times - Aug. 21, 1970
- New York Times - March 6, 1970
