| 100% | TRANSAM | 7 | Muscle car whose name evokes a U.S. road trip |
| 41% | AESOPROCK | 9 | Storytelling rapper whose name evokes a storyteller |
| 39% | VVVVVV | 6 | Indie puzzle-platform game whose name evokes a set of spikes |
| 39% | SORRENTO | 8 | Italian town whose name sounds like a Kia S.U.V. |
| 38% | DETROIT | 7 | First U.S. city to pave a road for cars |
| 37% | REO | 3 | Classic car whose name is a monogram |
| 37% | REO | 3 | Vintage car whose name is a monogram |
| 37% | HILO | 4 | U.S. city whose name looks like a form of poker |
| 36% | CITROEN | 7 | French car whose name is a Dutch citrus fruit |
| 36% | PORTIA | 6 | Shakespeare character whose name sounds like a car |
| 36% | BSIX | 4 | Vitamin whose name rhymes with a car engine |
| 36% | TORUS | 5 | Mathematical object whose name sounds like a car |
| 35% | TOMKITE | 7 | U.S. Open champion whose last name is a toy |
| 35% | WACO | 4 | Only major U.S. city with a radio station whose call letters spell the city's name |
| 34% | UTAH | 4 | Only U.S. state whose capital has a three-word name |
| 33% | ALASKA | 6 | Only U.S. state whose name can be typed on one row of a keyboard |
| 33% | OBAMA | 5 | Only U.S. president whose last name ends with an "A" |
| 33% | AUDI | 4 | Car make whose name sounds like a Cockney greeting |
| 33% | ERIE | 4 | Name of a U.S. city, lake, and canal |
| 32% | WEST | 4 | First word in a U.S. state name |
| 32% | HIGHWAY | 7 | Possible name for a main road in the US |
| 32% | DES | 3 | Only article in a U.S. state capital name |
| 32% | UTE | 3 | Tribe for which a U.S. state was named |
| 32% | TRIBE | 5 | What many a U.S. state is named after |
| 32% | UTE | 3 | People after whom a U.S. state is named |
| 32% | UTE | 3 | People for whom a U.S. state is named |
| 32% | OREO | 4 | Treat whose name can be formed by concatenating a Cirque du Soleil show and a car |
| 32% | MIATA | 5 | Car whose name means "reward" |
| 31% | EAST | 4 | Only cardinal point not in a U.S. state name |
| 31% | UTE | 3 | Indigenous people after whom a U.S. state is named |