The last Holden is a 636-hp monster; Miata RF channels 1988; VW TDI owners set to get more money

Daily Drive // February 3, 2017 Supercars Holden's last new car is a 636-hp monster sedan By Jay Ramey GM's defunct divisions always tended to produce their best cars in the last few years of their lives. This was true for Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Saturn and arguably ... But Wait There's More Hot or not? 2017 Mazda MX-5 Miata RF with rear window louvers  Car News Alfa Romeo will share platforms with Dodge, Jeep and Maserati  VW Diesel Scandal Surprise! VW diesel owners will get cash from Bosch too  VW Diesel Scandal Is Volkswagen’s diesel buyback program inflating new car sales?  But Wait There's More Should drivers be fined $250 for camping out in the left lane?  Super Bowl Commercials Watch all the Super Bowl LI car commercials here  Super Bowl Commercials Audi's Super Bowl LI ad turns a soapbox derby into dad's existential crisis   Super Bowl Commercials Super Bowl LI: Honda goes into celebrities' high school yearbooks to sell CR-Vs  Super Bowl Commercials Super Bowl LI: Melissa McCarthy tries to save the whales and sell you a Kia Niro  Car Life Vanilla Pride little trees failed to save these cars from the crusher  Car Life All the bizarre, wonderful JDM madness we saw at the 2017 Tokyo Auto Salon  Rally 2017 Red Bull Global Rallycross schedule includes new markets  24 Hours of Le Mans First look: 24 Hours of Le Mans entry list reveals full field  Racing Racing on TV listings for February  Formula 1 Reports: Veteran executive Paddy Lowe to officially join Williams F1  IMSA 2012 Olympic gold-medal winner Tyler Clary making his mark in sports cars  You May Have Missed Car News 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon drops passenger seat in hunt for lightness  Classic Ads 1978: The Datsun 510 that wasn't really a 510  FOLLOW AUTOWEEK SIGN UP FOR OUR OTHER EMAIL PRODUCTS AUTOWEEK RACING DAILY AUTOWEEK RACING WRAP UP AUTOWEEK BREAKING NEWS SUBSCRIBE TO AUTOWEEK Printed Edition With passion and excitement, Autoweek delivers unbiased, relevant and timely automotive news to car enthusiasts every other week. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Digital Edition Get the car news you want whenever and wherever you are! Get the same great content as the print edition delivered right to your digital device. SUBSCRIBE TODAY CLICK HERE TO UNSUBSCRIBE from the Autoweek Daily Drive E-mail or to sign up for other Autoweek e-mail products. IMPORTANT: Please add Autoweek.com to your E-mail Address Book to ensure you will continue to receive our newsletters. Please DO NOT reply to this e-mail. You will not receive a reply if you use this e-mail address. Autoweek, 1155 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48207 United States.