Here's why:
* CO2 is an emission, not a car type: Cars emit CO2 as a byproduct of burning fuel. All gasoline and diesel cars produce CO2.
* Speed is relative: What's considered "fast" depends on the category of car (e.g., electric, gasoline, racing car).
To find the fastest car related to CO2, you need to be more specific. You could be looking for:
* The fastest electric car: This would be the car with the highest top speed powered by electricity, like the Tesla Model S Plaid.
* The fastest car with the lowest CO2 emissions: This would involve finding a car with a very fuel-efficient engine or an electric car with a high top speed.
* The fastest car powered by CO2 capture technology: This is a cutting-edge technology still in development, where CO2 emissions are captured and stored or used as fuel.
To find the fastest car in any of these categories, you'll need to look for specific racing records or performance figures.
