Want to get your dream car? Check out the 10 best car engines

These engines enable millions of users to commute daily with reliable and comfortable features to accompany them.

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Photo Credit: Wards Auto

For any automaker’s work, the development of new and pristine engines remains a crucial part of the company’s reputation among its customer base.

These engines enable millions of users to commute daily with reliable and comfortable features to accompany them.

With the advent of technology and innovation, automakers continue to develop standout engines for various purposes, while others build on the solid reputation they already possess in the market.

The reputable automobile website carbuzz.com has compiled the best engines in the market, ranking them according to the prized Ward Auto’s list, which includes “Ward’s 10 Best Engines” and “International Engine of The Year,” based on various criteria and metrics.

According to Ward, the winners were picked from 32 examined vehicles, including 13 ICE, 10 electrics, four hybrids, and four PHEVs. The scores are calculated using horsepower, torque, NVH (noise vibration harshness), observed efficiency, and innovative onboard technologies.

Below is the list compiled by carbuzz.com.

BMW M2 – 3.0L turbocharged six-cylinder

Chevrolet Corvette Z06 – 5.5L V8

Dodge Hornet R/T – 1.3 turbocharged four-cylinder PHEV

Ford Mustang Dark Horse – 5.0L V8

Honda Accord Hybrid – 2.0L four-cylinder hybrid

Hyundai Ioniq 6 – Electric

Lucid Air – Electric

Mercedes-Benz AMG C43 – 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder

Nissan Ariya – Electric

Toyota Prius Prime – 2.0L four-cylinder PHEV

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