car

A small room for people on a plane or ship

A compartment hanging under an airship that holds people and supplies

A person who finally gets what they wanted but does not know what to do next

Very quick to begin working on a task

A car used by police to patrol streets and respond to emergencies

A collision between cars that causes damage or injury

A car that runs on electricity

A car that someone else owned before and is not new

A seat in a car for the driver or passengers

A door on a car used for getting in and out

A small fast car with two seats made for high speed

A police car that drives around an area to watch for crime

A car police use while patrolling, usually with a radio

An explosive hidden inside a car that can be set off by remote control or a timer

A vehicle with strong metal walls that carries money or valuables

A car you pay to use for a short time, often when traveling

A business that makes and sells cars

A very fast car built to compete in events on a track

A plan that pays for car repairs and other costs after theft or accidents

A window in a car used to look outside and let air in

A person or company that buys and sells cars

A place where people leave their cars for a short time

A car you rent for a short time from a company

A vehicle that hangs from a cable and carries people up a hill

Money you borrow to buy a car

A piece of a car, like an engine or wheel

A part of a train that carries people

A company that makes cars

An older car that people collect and keep in good condition because of its age and style

A small electric car at an amusement park that people drive to hit other cars on purpose

A car that uses electricity and petrol to save fuel and make less pollution

An open area where a dealer shows and sells cars that other people owned

A car built to go very fast on tracks in sports competitions

A sport where people drive cars fast on a track to compete

A loud sound a driver makes to warn others or get attention

Company that makes cars

A vehicle on railway tracks that carries people or goods

A racing car made from a regular car and changed for speed and safety

A part of a train where passengers eat meals during a journey

A part that stores electricity to start a car and power its lights and radio

A train car that carries passengers' luggage

A competition where cars race to cross the finish line first

A vehicle on a train that carries goods like boxes or crates

A rail car that carries cows or other farm animals

A small car that uses little fuel and fits up to five people

A person who fixes and looks after cars

A fast car that leads racing cars around the track before the race starts

A train carriage with a bar and seats for people to relax and talk

A pleasant smell inside a brand new car

A road accident where several cars crash into each other, often after one car hits another

A round rubber cover that fits a car wheel, holds air, and helps the car grip the road

A vehicle that runs on tracks in city streets using electricity

Many cars moving on the roads at the same time

A place where cars are made

A military vehicle on wheels with light armor and a machine gun for combat

An enclosed space inside an elevator that carries people or goods between floors

A large open car that has seats for four or more and a folding top

A boat that carries cars and other vehicles across water

A train car with seats, a bar, and tables for passengers to relax and talk

A vehicle that runs on tracks and carries people or goods

A train car with beds for passengers on overnight journeys

A group of people who share car trips to save money and reduce traffic

A feeling of being sick and dizzy when you travel in a car

A train that carries people and their cars

A car you rent to use for a short time

A railway car with beds or reclining seats for very comfortable travel

A train car that carries large amounts of liquids or gases

A car a dealer has ready to sell now

A round part under a car with a tire that turns to help it move

A large pack that stores electricity to power an electric car and control how far it can go

Keeping a car clean and working by doing regular checks and repairs

A large truck or trailer that moves many cars to dealers

A train car without a roof that carries coal

A train carriage where postal workers sort and carry mail while the train moves

An open two-wheeled carriage pulled by a horse originally used in Ireland to carry people

A feeling that something is fresh and new, not a real smell

A car that someone else owned before