Description
Used Mini & Peugeot Petrol Engine – 1.6L N12 EP6 (Second Hand)
We are stripping a vehicle fitted with the N12 EP6 engine, a 1.6L petrol unit commonly found in Mini Cooper R55, R56, R60, as well as various Peugeot and Citroën models including the Peugeot 207, 208, 308, 3008, Citroën C3, and C4 (new shape).
This naturally aspirated petrol engine is well-known for its peppy performance, smooth operation, and reliable engineering. It’s widely used in vehicles built on the PSA-BMW partnership platform, and ideal for rebuilds, motor swaps, or replacement projects.
We source our engines from both accident-damaged and running vehicles. Each unit is compression tested and visually inspected by our workshop team to ensure it’s roadworthy and ready for reuse. Whether you’re a mechanic or a private buyer, this second hand N12 EP6 engine is a smart, budget-friendly alternative to buying new.
Second Hand N12 EP6 Engine Specifications:
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Engine Code: N12 EP6
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Engine Size: 1.6L
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Induction: Naturally Aspirated
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Fuel Type: Petrol
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Condition: Used / Second Hand
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Tested: Yes – compression tested and inspected
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Fits Models:
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Mini Cooper R55 / R56 / R60
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Peugeot 207 / 208 / 308 / 3008
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Citroën C3 / C4 (new shape)
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Configuration: Head, block, and sump
This is a bare engine. Ancillaries such as the ECU, alternator, turbo (if applicable), starter motor, or sensors are not included unless requested. We’ll gladly send photos of the actual unit and check parts compatibility on request.
Exchange Option
We accept engine exchanges. Return your old engine core in decent condition and qualify for a discount. This lowers your cost and supports sustainable automotive recycling.
Why Buy From Mini and French Citi?
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Quality-tested second hand N12 EP6 engines
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Compatible with Mini, Peugeot, and Citroën models
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Budget-friendly alternative to new engines
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Nationwide delivery available
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Exchange program available to reduce cost
Contact us today to check availability and secure your second hand N12 EP6 engine while stock lasts.
