International Engine of the Year

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The International Engine of the Year is an annual competition judged by a panel of automobile journalists from around the world and organized by the United Kingdom's largest technical motoring publication company. The competition was started in 1999 and has become a prestigious award.

[edit] Annual Winners

Category	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
International Engine of the Year	Toyota 1SZ-FE 1.0 L Yaris	Honda 1.0 L IMA Insight	BMW S54 3.2 L M3	BMW N62 4.4 L Valvetronic	Mazda 1.3 L Renesis RX-8	Toyota 1NZ-FXE 1.5 L Hybrid Synergy Drive Prius	BMW S85B50 5.0 L V10 M5/M6		BMW 3.0 L N54B30 Twin Turbo 135i/335i/535i/X6		Volkswagen 1.4 L TSi "Twincharger" Golf/Scirocco/Eos/Jetta/Touran/Tiguan Ibiza Cupra
Best New Engine	Not awarded		BMW S54 3.2 L M3	BMW N62 4.4 L Valvetronic	Mazda 1.3 L Renesis RX-8	Toyota 1NZ-FXE 1.5 L Hybrid Synergy Drive Prius	BMW S85 5.0 L V10 M5/M6	Volkswagen 1.4 L TSi "Twincharger" Golf	BMW 3.0 L N54B30 Twin Turbo 335i	BMW N47D 2.0 L Diesel Twin Turbo 123d	Porsche 3.8 L Flat Six 911 Carrera S
Best Fuel Economy/Green Engine	Volkswagen 1.2 L TDi	Honda 1.0 L IMA Insight			Honda 1.3 L IMA Civic		Toyota 1NZ-FXE 1.5 L Hybrid Synergy Drive Prius				Volkswagen 1.4 L TSi "Twincharger" Golf/Scirocco/Eos/Jetta/Touran/Tiguan Ibiza Cupra
Best Performance Engine	Not awarded				Mercedes-AMG M113 E55 5.4 L CL55/E55/S55/SL55	Mercedes-AMG M275 6.0 L V12 S65/CL65/SL65	BMW S85B50 5.0 L V10 M5/M6			Porsche 3.6 L Turbo 911 Turbo/ GT2	Mercedes-AMG M156 6.2 L V8 CLK63/S63/SL63/CL63/CLS63/ML63
Sub 1 L	Toyota 1SZ-FE 1.0 L Yaris	Honda 1.0 L IMA Insight							Toyota 1KR-FE 1.0 L 3-Cylinder VVT-i Aygo/IQ/Yaris/C1/107/Justy
1.0 L to 1.4 L	Volkswagen 1.2 L TDi	Toyota 2NZ-FE 1.3 L VVT-i	Volkswagen 1.4 L TDi	Honda 1.3 L IMA Civic			Fiat-GM 1.3 L TDi	Volkswagen 1.4 L TSi "Twincharger" Golf/Scirocco/Eos/Jetta/Touran/Tiguan Ibiza Cupra
1.4 L to 1.8 L	Toyota 1NZ-FXE Hybrid Prius	Honda Accord 1.8 L	BMW N42 1.8 L Valvetronic	Toyota 2ZZ-GE 1.8 L VVTL-i Celica/Corolla/Elise/Exige	BMW 1.6 L Supercharged MINI Cooper S	Toyota 1NZ-FXE 1.5 L Hybrid Synergy Drive Prius			BMW-PSA 1.6 L Turbo MINI Cooper S/207/308
1.8 L to 2.0 L	Volkswagen 1.9 L 110PS TDi	Honda S2000 2.0 L					Volkswagen 2.0 L FSI Turbo A3/A4/A6/TT/Eos/Jetta/Golf GTi/Octavia/Altea/Leon				Volkswagen 2.0 L TFSI A4/A5/Q5/Scirocco/Golf GTi/Leon
2.0 L to 2.5 L	Volkswagen 2.5 L V6 TDi	Alfa Romeo 2.5 L V6	PSA Peugeot Citroën DW12 2.2 L HDi C5/607		BMW M54 2.5 L 325i/X3/525i/Z4		Honda 2.2 L i-CTDi	Subaru 2.5 L turbo EJ255 Impreza/Forester/9-2X	BMW 2.5 L N52B25 325/525/X3/Z4	Subaru EJ257 2.5 L Boxer Turbo Forester/Impreza	Mercedes-Benz OM651 2.1 L Diesel BlueEfficiency E-Class/BlueEffciency C-Class
2.5 L to 3.0 L	BMW M57D30 2.9 L TDi				Mazda 1.3 L Renesis RX-8		BMW M57TUD30 3.0 L Twin-Turbo 535d		BMW 3.0 L N54B30 Twin Turbo 135i/335i/535i/XDrive35i/SDrive35i/740
3.0 L to 4.0 L	BMW M67D39 3.9 L V8 TDi E38 740d		BMW S54B32 3.2 L M3						Porsche 3.6 L turbo 911 Turbo	BMW S65B40 4.0 L V8 M3
Above 4.0 L	BMW M73 5.4 L V12	Ferrari Tipo F133 5.5 L V12 456/550		BMW N62B44 4.4 L Valvetronic	Volkswagen Touareg/Phaeton 5.0 L V10 TDi		BMW S85B50 5.0 L V10 M5/M6				Mercedes-AMG M156 6.2 L V8 CLK63/S63/SL63/CL63/CLS63/ML63
Best Concept	DaimlerChrysler Necar 4		Saab SVC	GM AUTOnomy	Not awarded
Best Eco-friendly	Toyota 1NZ-FXE Prius Hybrid		Not awarded

No. of times the following companies have received the award in its eleven year history.

Maker	Wins	Notes
BMW	47	Includes BMW/PSA engine
Honda	23
Volkswagen Group	20
Toyota	18
DaimlerChrysler/Mercedes	6
Mazda	4
GM	3	Includes Fiat-GM and Saab
Porsche	3
Ferrari	2
PSA Peugeot/Citreon	2	Includes PSA/BMW engine
Subaru	2
Alfa Romeo	1