Crossword Clue: U.S. term for a British "saloon"
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- 1870 surrender site
- 300C, for one
- ___ Chair
- Accord, e.g.
- Accord, for one
- Accord or Altima
- Accord or Camry
- Accord or Legacy
- Asian vehicle
- Assembly line item
- Assembly line product, sometimes
- Big wheels
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- Auto worker's product
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- Avalon, for one
- Body style
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- Body type in Detroit
- Alternative to a convertible or station wagon
- Alternative to a convertible
- Alternative to a sport utility vehicle
- Alternative to a station wagon or convertible
- Alternative to a station wagon
- Alternative to a wagon
- Alternative to an S.U.V.
- Alternative to an SUV
- Famed French battle site
- Family auto
- Family car, often
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- Family's gift to itself.
- Celica, e.g.
- Common car
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- Dealer's choice
- French city said to have given its name to a car
- French city that shares its name with a car
- French city
- Invasion gateway in France.
- Common sight in a lot
- Common type of family car
- Certain body type
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- Certain Leaf or Volt, e.g.
- Chair carried on poles
- Chair for Cleopatra
- Chair in the air
- Chair on poles
- Chair or car style
- Chair or car
- Chair toted on poles
- Chair used as transport
- Chair variety
- Chair with porters
- Honda Accord, e.g.
- Honda Accord, for example
- Honda Accord, for one
- It has four doors
- Detroit model
- Detroit product
- Brougham, e.g.
- Brougham
- DeVille or Bonneville
- It may have two doors
- Convertible alternative
- It often has four doors
- It seats four or more
- It seats more than a coupe
- Enclosed automobile
- Enclosed car
- Chrysler 300, for one
- Chrysler 300 or BMW 740
- Chrysler 300C, e.g.
- Chrysler product
- Chrysler's Sebring, e.g.
- It's bigger than a coupe
- Hyundai Elantra, for example
- It's hardly a convertible
- Coupe alternative
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- Cab, customarily
- Enterprise choice
- Hatchback relative
- City in NE France that shares its name with a car type
- Cadillac CTS, e.g.
- Covered chair carried between poles
- City on Meuse
- City on the Meuse.
- City on the Meuse
- Class of car
- Flint product
- Classic Lincoln Town Car, e.g.
- Jampan
- Impala, e.g.
- Closed automobile
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- Crown Victoria, e.g.
- Capacious carrier
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- Car called a saloon by Brits
- Car category
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- Ford Fusion, e.g.
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- Ford Taurus, e.g.
- Carried chair
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- Four-door
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- Four-door family car
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- Malibu, e.g.
- Malibu, for one
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- Man-borne chair
- Prussian victory site: 1870
- Motor vehicle
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- Seville or De Ville
- Seville or DeVille
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- Kind of chair
- Town car that's "cracked up" in five horizontal answers (it's the puzzle theme!)
- Town car
- Town on the Meuse
- Toyota Camry, for example
- Toyota Corolla, e.g.
- Q45 or Grand Marquis
- Style of auto
- Subaru Impreza, e.g.
- Palanquin
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- Sonata, for example
- Lincoln or Ford, but not Bush
- Lincoln Town Car, for one
- Wagon alternative
- Park Avenue, e.g.
- Park Avenue, for one
- Police car, usually
- Runabout's relative
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- Large car
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- Portable chair
- Passenger car
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- Meuse city
- Meuse River city
- Midsize
- Midsize car
- Lot buy
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- One of the Maxwells
- Relative of a litter
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- Product of Detroit
- Order for a "D, E, A, N, S" list?
- Not-so-long limousine
- Showroom offering
- Sable or Impala
- Spacious auto
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- Saloon car
- S.U.V. alternative
- Two-door or four-door car
- Two-door ride, perhaps
- Type of auto
- Type of automobile
- Type of car or chair
- Type of car
- Type of chair
- Type of Detroit model
- Site of an 1870 French defeat
- Typical family car
- Typical four-door car
- Typical four-door family car
- Site of Napoleon III's defeat, 1870
- Typical taxi
- Skylark, for one
- What Brits call a "saloon"
- Scrambled dean's car?
- Taxi, typically
- Taxi, usually
- Wheels for four
- U.S. term for a British "saloon"
- Sensible car, perhaps [avxwords.com has premium indie xwords - subscribe today]
Recent Usage of U.S. term for a British "saloon" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 29, 2010
