- - Italian car company that makes the 500
- - maserati sister make
- - Italian make of car
- - Topolino maker
- - Brava maker
- - 500 maker
- - Italian car maker
- - Article in place for Italian car maker
- - Italian auto make that's an acronym
- - Bravo automaker
- - Italian auto make
- - Panda maker
- - Punto maker
- - Italian auto maker
- - Bravo maker
- - authoritative decree or italian car
- - Italian car company
- - Proper to impound a car
- - turin-based automaker since 1899
- - Decree; edict
- - Auto from Italy
- - Official sanction in Mafia technology
- - A decree, from Latin for "let it be done"
- - ruler's order
- - Carmaker based in Turin Italy
- - 500, for one
- - solemn command
- - a command to obey if returning at once
- - Decree; car brand
- - order from an emperor
- - Italian automaker who is the majority owner of Chrysler
- - Official dictum
- - Famous Italian auto manufacturer
- - Italian carmaker who is also the majority owner of Chrysler
- - formal command
- - Order yours truly to cut excess body weight
- - Italian carmaker that owns Ferrari and Chrysler
- - Italian carmaker that merged with Chrysler
- - A decree
- - not backed by a commodity, as currency
- - Cheers when reversing car
- - Spider automaker
- - Decree — Italian car
- - Via Veneto car
- - Royal sanction
- - Royal command
- - Peremptory order
- - Parent of Maserati and Ferrari
- - Official sanction
- - Non-democratic rule
- - Kingly proclamation
- - Italian car of yore
- - "...... lux"
- - ...... 500 (small hatchback from an Italian carmaker)
- - Dictator's order
- - Positive command.
- - Turin-based automaker
- - Automaker headquarted in Turin
- - Italian automaker
- - Italian car brand
- - Ferrari's former parent
- - Italian auto
- - Largest Italian automaker
- - Alfa Romeo rival
- - Diktat
- - Maserati's parent company
- - Via Veneto auto
- - Meet to frame a decree
- - It must be followed
- - Absolute ruler's rule
- - Auto company since 1899
- - 2014 merger partner with Chrysler
- - Literally, "Let it be done"
- - Spider carmaker
- - 46-Across first manufactured in Turin
- - Italian carmaker that partnered with Chrysler
- - Alfa Romeo alternative
- - Abarth automaker
- - Ferrari's former parent company
- - Autostrada auto
- - Kind of decree
- - Word from the Latin for "let it be done"
- - Spider manufacturer
- - Arbitrary order
- - Ferrari's parent until 2016
- - Italian automaker since 1899
- - Chrysler's parent company
- - Binding order
- - Italian import
- - First look at bank's injunction
- - 500 producer
- - Italian-made auto
- - Italian carmaker
- - Company that owns Ferrari
- - Ferrari parent company
- - Undemocratic decree
- - Majority owner of Chrysler
- - Direction from on high
- - Governmental command
- - High order
- - Panda manufacturer
- - Idea manufacturer
- - Regal order
- - Dogmatic decree
- - Alfa Romeo competitor
- - Nondemocratic rule
- - Car company founded by Giovanni Agnelli
- - Italian car manufacturer
- - Part owner of Chrysler since 2009
- - Unbacked currency
- - Italian wheels
- - Italian carmaker that recently partnered with Chrysler
- - King's command
- - Italian export
- - Arbitrary decree
- - Italian car
- - Renault competitor
- - Automaker headquartered in Turin
- - Ferrari's parent company
- - Punto or Panda
- - Auto that debuted in 1899
- - Brava manufacturer
- - Uno or Topolino
- - Via Appia auto
- - Show of absolute power
- - Edict
- - Order from above
- - Official proclamation
- - Authoritative order
- - Legally binding command
- - Authoritative command
- - Order from on high
- - Official decree
- - Royal decree
- - Authoritative decree
- - Royal proclamation
- - Formal decree
- - Royal order
- - Formal proclamation
- - Pronunciamento
- - Car brand
- - *Official order
- - That's an order
- - Short answers?
- - It's the law
- - Dictate
- - Declaration
- - Proclamation.
- - Mandate.
- - Volvo competitor
- - European auto
- - Ruling
- - Authorization
- - Dictum
- - Command
- - Decree
- - First
- - Order
- - Sanction
- - Official order or authorization
- - Ordinance
- - Famous Italian car manufacturer based in Turin
- - qualified to hold a judicial order
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