| Clue | VW answer |
| This company was founded in 1937 (by Nazis!) to produce the 'People's Car'. | |
| 2002 college 'National Lampoon' movie starring Ryan Reynolds. | |
| US Indie rock band best known for the tracks 'A-Punk' and 'Horchata'. | |
| Last name of a fictional Washington Irving character, it's also the real last name of Vanilla Ice. | |
| The two cities that shared the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. | |
| Former Miss America who sang 'Save the Best for Last' and starred in Desparate Housewives and Ugly Betty. | |
| Nabisco's Nilla brand are this type of cookie. | |
| She's been turning letters on TV since November 1982.. | |
| American television was first described by this phrase in a 1961 speech by FCC chairman Newton Minow. | |
| Major battles in this conflict included Khe Sanh, the Tet Offensive and An Loc. | |
| A disciplinary measure, usually by an employer, not recorded on paper. | |
| The largest US mobile network operator, it bought out AT&T Mobility in 2009. | |
| 3-time Golden Glove winner and MLB All-Star. Blue Jays 1999-2010, Angels 2011-present. | |
| Phrase that might complete both 'I'm not feeling v__ w___ today' and 'V___ w___, then we'll try again later.' | |
| 'To the Lighthouse' author namedropped in the title of an Edward Albee play. | |
| Name shared by all athletic teams in the oldest Catholic university in Pennsylvania. | |
| Hair-like animal fabric that has never previously been spun or processed. | |
| In gaming, an online simulated environment, such as Second Life, where multiple players can interact. | |
| Non-carbonated fruit-flavored energy drink whose varieties include Rescue, Vital-T and Power-C. | |
| The portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that can be detected by the human eye. | |
| 2002 Christina Aguilera single whose title begins with the TV competition in which she is a coach. | |