Here you will find the answer to the 'Letters in a classified ad for a used car: Abbr.' crossword clue with 3 letters that was last seen September 17 2018 in Daily Themed Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "Letters in a classified ad for a used car: Abbr." from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.
| Rating | Answer | Length | Clue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | OBO | 3 | Letters in a classified ad for a used car: Abbr. |
| 62% | ONEOWNER | 8 | Boast in an ad for a used car |
| 55% | OBO | 3 | Letters in a classified ad |
| 50% | OBO | 3 | Letters following the price of a used car: Abbr. |
| 49% | OBO | 3 | Letters following the price of a used car, maybe: Abbr. |
| 49% | MSRP | 4 | Abbr. after an asterisk in a car ad |
| 49% | ISO | 3 | "Looking for," in a personal ad: Abbr. |
| 47% | APR | 3 | Letters often found in a car financing ad |
| 47% | YEAR | 4 | Info in a used car ad |
| 46% | ONEOWNER | 8 | Info in a used car want ad |
| 44% | SWM | 3 | Letters in a personals ad |
| 43% | GETOFFOFMYCLOUD | 15 | Stones song that would be a poor choice for use in an IBM ad? |
| 42% | SINGLEOWNER | 11 | *Selling point for a used car |
| 42% | GODONLYKNOWS | 12 | Beach Boys song that would be a poor choice for use in a Google ad? |
| 42% | WERENOTGONNATAKEIT | 18 | Twisted Sister song that would be a poor choice for use in a FedEx ad? |
| 42% | HEARTBREAKHOTEL | 15 | Elvis Presley song that would be a poor choice for use in a Sheraton ad? |
| 42% | HOWSWEETITIS | 12 | Marvin Gaye song that would be a poor choice for use in a ReaLemon ad? |
| 42% | SRS | 3 | S.A.T. takers, for short. Also a system used in airbags : Abbr |
| 42% | SWF | 3 | Abbr. in a personals ad |
| 42% | EOE | 3 | Abbr. in a job ad |
| 42% | SWF | 3 | Abbr. in a personal ad |
| 42% | INIT | 4 | Letter in a monogram: Abbr. |
| 41% | ATOP | 4 | "Runs like ___" (sales pitch for a used car) |
| 41% | STORE | 5 | Keep in a safe place for later use |
| 41% | EOE | 3 | Letters in a help wanted ad |
| 41% | ACURA | 5 | Car company that used Motörhead's cover of "Sympathy for the Devil" in an ad |
| 41% | RAGE | 4 | Word repeated in a Dylan Thomas' poem used in a 2018 Ford ad banned for encouraging driving to release anger |
| 41% | SHAKERATTLEANDROLL | 18 | Bill Haley & His Comets song that would be a poor choice for use in a U-Haul ad? |
| 41% | ITSNOTUNUSUAL | 13 | Tom Jones song that would be a poor choice for use in a Christie's auction house ad? |
| 41% | LSMFT | 5 | Letters in a 60's cigarette ad |
Related Clues for Letters in a classified ad for a used car: Abbr.
- Letters on ads that indicate a negotiable price: Abbr.
- Abbreviation after a seller's suggested price
- "I'll take what I can get," in classifieds
- Phrase indicating that the seller is ready to accept the next best price: Abbr.
- Landlord's "will take the highest bidder..": Abbr.
- "That price is negotiable," in ads
- "... and that price is negotiable," in classifieds
- "That price is negotiable," in ads: Abbr.
- Craigslist initials for "can negotiate with the price": Abbr.
- "... and that price is negotiable," in classifieds: Abbr.
- Craigslist abbr.
- Classified ad abbr. which indicates that the price is negotiable: Abbr.
- "That price is negotiable," in a sale ad: Abbr.
- "The price can be negotiated.": Abbr.
- Term for "that price is negotiable": Abbr.
- "Price negotiable" letters
- "Name a price--I'm flexible," in ads
- Letters of negotiation at the end of a Craigslist posting
- Price negotiation acronym
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