“jump like a Willys in four wheel drive” Sugar Magnolia - Grateful Dead
Chuck Berry songs –
Jaguar And Thunderbird,
You Can’t Catch Me (Coupe Deville),
Dear Dad (Ford),
No Money Down (Cadillac, Ford).
B52s – Love Shack (Chrysler)
Blondie – Rapture (Cadillacs, Subarus, Lincolns, Mercurys)
Billy Joel – We Didn’t Start the Fire (Edsel)
Charlie Daniels – Uneasy Rider (Chevrolet)
Eagles – Take it easy (Ford), Hotel California (Mercedes Benz)
Note: Janis Joplin’s Mecedes Benz also mentions Porches
Susan Werner’s “Big Car”:
So you can keep your stupid SUV
Give me a big old ugly LTD
A Lincoln Town Car
Or a Grand Marquee
And I’m a woman driving destiny around
Slick Black Cadillac - Quiet Riot
Look At That Cadillac - Stray Cats
The Wreck Of The Barbie Ferrari, John Hiatt
Buick McKane, T-Rex
White Valiant, The Muttonbirds
Blue Belmonts, Blam Blam Blam
“I drive a Maserati GT/With snakeskin unholstery”: I Ain’t Got You, The Yardbirds
“I drive a Rolls Royce/'Cos it’s good for my voice”: Children Of The Revolution, T-Rex
“I got a Ford Cortina that just won’t run without fuel - fill 'er up, Jacko”: The Clash, London’s Burning
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Janis originally sang “Mercedes Benz”? 
How about “Hot Rod Lincoln” (Charlie Ryan)
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“Hot Rod Lincoln” was by Commander Cody, a.k.a. George Frayne, and the Lost Planet Airmen.
Joe Walsh - Life’s Been Good
“My Maserati does 185.
I lost my license, now I don’t drive.”
D’oh! - OK, Ryan originally recorded it, but the version by Commander Cody is more well-known.
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“I got a Ford Cortina that just won’t run without fuel - fill 'er up, Jacko”: The Clash, London’s Burning
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Actually, “Janie Jones.” I was listening the the first Clash album on the way into work this morning. Really loud. Just one more reason I could never carpool.
Ben Vaughan Combo, “Motor Vehicle”: “I got a 1965 Rambler American / Baby aren’t you impressed? / Sure I could drive a Datsun 280-Z / But I’m not like all the rest”
Sir Mix-a-Lot, “My Hooptie”: “My hooptie rollin’, tailpipe draggin’ / Heat don’t work an’ my girl keeps naggin’ / Six-nine Buick, deuce keeps rollin’ / One hubcap 'cause three got stolen …”
Public Enemy, “You’re Gonna Get Yours”: “Suckers to the side / I know you hate / My 98 …”
Sammy Johns, “Chevy Van”: “She woke up and took me by the hand / She’s gonna love me in my Chevy van / And that’s all right with me”
Youc an almost see the airbrushed desert scene painted on the side, can’t you?
Ween, “El Camino”
Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, “2cv” (mentions the Citroën 2cv)
The Gourds, “Escalade”
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“Hot Rod Lincoln” was by Commander Cody, a.k.a. George Frayne, and the Lost Planet Airmen.
D’oh! - OK, Ryan originally recorded it, but the version by Commander Cody is more well-known.
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Pat Travers has a version that’s quite tolerable as well.
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All by Bruce Springsteen:
Adam Raised A Cain (Cadillac)
Betty Jean (GTO)
Cadillac Ranch
Darlington County (Ford)
Ramrod (Ford)
Racing In the Street (Chevy)
Street Queen (Chevy)
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Not to mention the “big old Buick” in My Hometown or “the barefoot girl sitting on the hood of a Dodge” in Jungleland.… or “the skeleton frames of burned-out Chevrolets” in Thunder Road.
Come to think of it, is there any Springsteen song that doesn’t mention cars or driving in some capacity? 
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“I got a Ford Cortina that just won’t run without fuel - fill 'er up, Jacko”: The Clash, London’s Burning
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Here is another honourable mention for this classic car in an equally classic lyric by Ian Dury:
…had a love affair with Nina
in the back of my Cortina
a seasoned up hyena
could not have been more obscener
she took me to the cleaners
and other misdemeanours
but I got right up between her
rum and her Ribena…
I realize there’s no way most people here have heard these, but hey, a couple from Spain:
Qué difícil es hacer el amor en un Simca 1000, by Los Inhumanos (Making Love in a Simca 1000 is Real Complicated). The title is probably true, too: those things are like boxy cousins of the VW Bug and as the lyrics say you can’t push back the backs of the seats.
Cadillac Solitario, by Loquillo y los Trogoditas. One of their signature songs, “Lonely Cadillac” aka “L.A.” has been a fixture in Spanish radio for over gasp 20 years now.
Skee-Lo - “I Wish”
I wish I was little bit taller,
I wish I was a baller
I wish I had a girl who looked good
I would call her
I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat
and a '64 Impala
Barenaked Ladies - “If I had $1,000,000”
*If I had a 1,000,000 (If I had a 1,000,000)
I’d but you a **K-car ** ( a nice **Reliant ** automobile)
If I had a 1,000,000, I’d buy you love *
The Siegel-Schwall Band’s “On The Road” sings about the Geo Metro.
Marc Cohn’s followup to “Walking in Memphis” was “Silver Thunderbird.”
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Here is another honourable mention for this classic car
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And another:
Elton John - Made in England - “I was made in England like a blue Cortina.”
Actually, I think that’s the only post-1984-or-so Elton John song that I like at all.
Keep Risin’ to the Top Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew
“I’m in a Cherokee, Chill Will in a Audi”
Springsteen:
Cadillac Ranch as mentioned:
“James Dean in that Mercury `49…
Even Burt Reynolds in that black Trans Am”
Racing in the Street’s Chevy as mentioned, more specifically:
" '69 Chevy with a 396
Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor"
Pink Cadillac as mentioned
But my love is bigger than a Honda
It’s bigger than a Subaru
'41 Ford in “Something Else”
There’s Studebaker by Warren Zevon.
And this lovely bit in “I Been to Georgia on a Fast Train” by Billy Joe Shaver:
“I love the wiggle in your walkin’
Your big city talkin’
And your brand new shiny Plymouth ragtop car.”
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And another:
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Oh hell, why not one more? 
God, I love the Saw Doctors.
B-52’s:
She came from Planet Claire
I knew she came from there
She drove a Plymouth Satellite
Faster than the speed of light