Description
Used Mini, Peugeot & Citroën Petrol Engine – 1.6L N16 (Second Hand)
We’re offering a clean and workshop-tested second hand N16 engine, a 1.6L petrol engine that fits several popular models from Mini, Peugeot, and Citroën. The N16 is commonly found in Mini Cooper R56 and R60, as well as in the Peugeot 207, 208, 308, 3008, and Citroën C3, DS3, and C4.
This naturally aspirated engine was developed under the PSA-BMW collaboration, designed for improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and reliable everyday performance. Whether you’re doing a full engine swap or replacing a tired motor, the N16 engine is a dependable and cost-effective solution.
We source our engines from accident-damaged and running vehicles. Each unit undergoes a compression test and visual inspection to ensure it meets our quality standards. This engine is suitable for direct replacement or rebuild projects for compatible vehicles.
Second Hand N16 Engine Specifications:
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Engine Code: N16
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Engine Size: 1.6L
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Fuel Type: Petrol
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Induction: Naturally Aspirated
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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 R56 / R60
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Peugeot 207 / 208 / 308 / 3008
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Citroën C3 / DS3 / C4
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Configuration: Head, block, and sump
This is a bare engine. Ancillaries such as the starter motor, ECU, alternator, and sensors are not included unless requested. Let us know if you need extra parts or compatibility checks. We can also provide actual engine photos.
Exchange Option
Trade in your old engine core and get a discount on your purchase. Our engine exchange program is ideal for those looking to save money while keeping parts out of landfills.
Why Buy From Mini and French Citi?
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Compression-tested second hand N16 engines
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Ideal for Mini, Peugeot, and Citroën petrol vehicles
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Great alternative to buying new
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Delivered anywhere in South Africa
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Exchange program to help lower your total cost
Contact us today to check availability and secure your second hand N16 engine while stock is available.
