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Daily Drive // September 21, 2017 Car Reviews Dinan BMW S2 M4 first drive: Not for everyone By Mark Vaughn The plain old BMW 4-Series is already a pretty darn good performance coupe straight outta Munich. Its 2.0-liter four or 3.0-liter six each makes more than enough power to get out on the road and have ... » IndyCar IndyCar shocker: Chip Ganassi scaling back on IndyCar team » Technology Here's what's really involved in an electric car drivetrain » Car News Volvo XC40 aims to be king of the compact luxe crossovers » Rumormill V8 Maserati Levante GTS could be a teaser for Ferrari's future SUV » Car Life Throttle-Back Thursday: Cop school, or, how police learn to keep up in high-speed chases » Car Reviews 2017 Toyota RAV4 XLE Hybrid review: Fundamentally flawless, on paper » But Wait There's More There's a Bugatti Veyron limo, and it's not a Photoshop » Tokyo Motor Show Rakish Tokyo concept signals hope for Mitsubishi's lineup » But Wait There's More Pinnacle of Craigslist car-ad photography reached with these RX-7 shots » IndyCar Winning never gets old for IndyCar championship-winning team owner Roger Penske » IndyCar Indy 500 winner Takuma Sato makes switch to Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing » NASCAR Dale Jr. has mixed emotions about Jimmie Johnson breaking his dad's NASCAR record » NASCAR 'Made in Japan': FS1 takes behind-the-curtain look at NASCAR's 1996 race in Japan » NHRA This week in the NHRA: Fast facts, standings, TV listings for Reading » You May Have Missed Drive Reviews 2018 GMC Terrain first drive: New diesel and gas engines, fresh interior make a compelling case » Car Life How Autoweek’s 1966 Shelby GT350 became a family heirloom » Classic Cars What does ‘preservation class’ mean when it comes to vintage cars? It’s complicated » FOLLOW AUTOWEEK Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest SIGN UP FOR OUR OTHER EMAIL PRODUCTS ■ AUTOWEEK RACING DAILY ■ AUTOWEEK RACING WRAP UP ■ AUTOWEEK BREAKING NEWS SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 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.