* Highest horsepower? This is a common metric for speed.
* Highest torque? This measures how much force the engine can generate, influencing acceleration.
* Fastest 0-60 mph time? This measures acceleration, but is influenced by the car's weight, aerodynamics, etc.
* Highest top speed? This measures the car's maximum speed, also influenced by many factors beyond the engine itself.
Examples of High-Performance 2.0-Liter Engines:
* Honda Civic Type R (K20C1): This engine is known for its high horsepower (around 300 hp) and high-revving capabilities, making it a popular choice for racing.
* Audi RS3 (EA888): This engine is turbocharged and produces around 400 hp, delivering blistering acceleration.
* Ford Focus RS (EcoBoost): Another turbocharged engine, known for its high torque and powerful performance.
* Mercedes-AMG A45 S (M139): This engine is considered one of the most powerful 2.0-liter engines in the world, producing over 400 hp.
To find the absolute fastest, you'd need to specify the criteria and compare engines based on that specific metric.
Remember, "fastest" is subjective and depends on what you're prioritizing.
