Referring Clues

• German auto
• German car
• A6 manufacturer
• Autobahn cruiser
• BMW rival
• Quattro maker
• BMW competitor
• A6 or TT
• Quattro or Cabriolet
• Autobahn car
• Autobahn sight
• European car
• A6 or A8 maker
• Maker of the A4, A6 and A8
• Car maker whose name is Latin
• Carmaker from Bavaria
• Autobahn auto
•     Imported wheels
• Its logo is four rings
• Popular German import
• Cabriolet maker
• A6 maker
• A3 maker
• Car company owned by Volkswagen
• Car with a logo of four rings
• "Never follow" sloganeer, once
• Auto make owned by Volkswagen
• Q7 maker
• Its logo is four interlocking rings
• Imported auto that sounds like a navel
• Lamborghini owner
• German auto firm
• German import
• Autobahn vehicle
• Quattro manufacturer
• Car with four linked rings
• S4 auto maker
• Maker of Will Smith's futuristic car in "I, Robot"
• TT or A6
• TT Roadster maker
• German automaker
• A3, A4, A6, or A8
• Q7 carmaker
• Carmaker whose logo is four rings
• Car with a four-ringed logo
• Brand with a four-ringed logo
• Volkswagen division
• Allroad Quattro manufacturer
• Bavaria-based automaker
• A4 maker
• Volkswagen subsidiary
• Pikes Peak Quattro manufacturer
• German car manufacturer
• Rival of BMW
• Make affiliated with Lamborghini
• Bavarian carmaker
• Deutsche marque?
• "Truth in engineering" sloganeer
• German car company
• Auto with a four-ring logo
• A8 manufacturer
• Car with a four-ring logo
• Cabriolet automaker
• German export
• Allroad Quattro maker
• Imported wheels
• Automaker with a four-ring logo
• European import
• TT automaker
• BMW alternative
• Mercedes alternative
• Imported auto
• Mercedes competitor
• Lamborghini's parent company
• A3, A4, A6 or A8
• A6 automaker
• Auto import
• German wheels
• German carmaker
• Quattro, for one
• Saab rival
• A8 automaker
• Auto on the autobahn
• Car company whose name is Latin for "Hark!"
• Honda rival
• Vehicle that sounds like a navel
• Auto for Otto, maybe
• Q5 maker
• "Truth in Engineering" automaker
• German maker of the A4
• A6 auto maker
• "Truth in Engineering" car company
• German sports car
• German company whose name is Latin for "listen"
• Car whose logo has four rings
• Car company whose name means "Listen!"
• Saab competitor
• Four-ringed import
• Saab alternative
• Auto company whose name is Latin for "listen"
• Imported car
• Import vehicle
• German car name
• German automobile
• Quattro, e.g.
• Volkswagen kin
• Volkswagen kin
• Quatro maker
• “Truth in Engineering” sloganeer
• Brand whose logo is four overlapping rings
• Volkswagen brand
• Bavarian automaker
• Four-ring-logo company
• Brand with a four-ring logo
• High-end German car
• European wheels
• Car with a four-ring emblem
• A4 and S4 maker
• Popular car on the autobahn
• Car with a four-rings logo
• Company with a four-ring logo
• Q7 automaker
• A6 car maker
• "Progress through Technology" automaker
• Car make whose name sounds like a Cockney greeting
• Carmaker that's part of the Volkswagen Group
• Car company headquartered in Ingolstadt
• Quattro car maker
• Premium brand of the Volkswagen Group
• R8 Spyder manufacturer
• Otto's auto?
• Bavaria-based carmaker
• Company with four interlocking circles for a logo
• German car make
• Car whose logo is liked?
• Mercedes rival
• European carmaker
• Auto that sounds like a belly button
• Fox, e.g.
• TT maker
• Ingolstadt-based automaker
• Automaker headquartered in Bavaria
• A8 carmaker
• Quattro automaker
• Q5 automaker
• Autodom's A8 or Q7
• One of the German Big 3
• German made motorcar
• Automaker whose name means "listen" in Latin
• A-8 and TTI maker
• German 37 Across
• A3 or Q7
• Volkswagen Group brand
• Its logo consists of four interlocking circles
• German auto co.
• Import with a four-ring logo
• Bentley sister brand
• Car with the slogan "Truth in engineering"
• Luxury brand of the Volkswagen Group
• German-based automaker
• Makers of the Quattro
• Q7 and R8 maker
• Car make with a four-ringed logo
• Automaker with the tagline "Vorsprung durch Technik"
• Carmaker headquartered in Bavaria
• Car company with a four-ring logo
• Car on the Autobahn
• Popular import
• It's part of the Volkswagen Group
• Car company based in Bavaria
• "Truth in Engineering" advertiser
• VW cousin
• R8 and S8 carmaker
• Four-ring-logo carmaker
• Volkswagen Group marque
• Its slogan is "Truth in Engineering"
• Carmaker in the Volkswagen Group
• Car check unfinished
• Automaker whose name rhymes with "rowdy"
• TT carmaker
• German auto with a four-ring logo
• German luxury carmaker
• German automaker with the former slogan "Truth in Engineering"
• A4 and R8 automaker
• German luxury automaker
• Auto built in Bavaria
• Q5 or Q7
• Parent company of Lamborghini
• Lamborghini's parent
• Car from Germany
• Volkswagen's luxury line
• TT and Q5 automaker
• Autobahn nameplate
• Mercedes-Benz competitor
• Automaker whose name means "Hark!" in Latin
• Auto from Ingolstadt
• Car from Bavaria
• Maker of e-tron electric cars
• German auto import
• Upscale automaker
• German car brand
• A4 automaker
• Automaker based in Bavaria
• 60-Across with a four-ring logo
• Auto from Bavaria
• 20 Down auto
• Volkswagen Group member
• R8 Spyder automaker
• Car with four circles in its logo
• Car that sounds like a Cockney greeting
• A3 automaker
• German auto company
• Onetime "Truth in engineering" sloganeer
• Volkswagen Group subsidiary
• German car with a four-ring logo
• Single-consonant car make
• Upscale German car
• Company whose logo symbolizes the union of four manufacturers
• Three-vowel automaker
• Car hidden in "gaudiness"
• Porsche sister brand
• Sister brand of Bentley
• Q2 and Q3 maker
• Sister brand of Porsche
• Sister company of Lamborghini
• Germany luxury car
• European car brand that sounds sort of like a Western greeting
• Car with a four-ring 54-Down
• Its logo is four interlocking circles
• Carmaker with a four-ring logo
• Maker of the Q7 and Q8
• First automaker to conduct crash tests (1938)
• German luxury auto
• Popular auto brand on the Autobahn
• German luxury car brand
• German car maker
• Car brand that sounds like a bellybutton type
• Automaker that's 75% vowels
• German luxury car
• Q8 automaker
• Brand owned by Volkswagen
• A5 and Q5 automaker
• Parent company of Bentley
• European automaker
• E-tron carmaker
• Car whose name means "listen" in Latin