ToyotaYarisEngines for Sale —Used & Reconditioned
1KR-FE
1.0 VVT-i
Available
2NZ-FE
1.3 VVT-i
Available1NZ-FE
1.5 T Sport
Available1ND-TV
1.4 D-4D
Available1NR-FE
1.33 VVT-i
Available2ZR-FE
1.8 SR / TS
Available12-Month Warranty
Warranty-backed supply
Verified Fitment
Checked by registration
UK Nationwide Delivery
Tracked mainland delivery
14-Day Returns
Uninstalled, full refund
Featured Yaris Engines in Stock
Current stock and fixed prices are being updated.
Every Engine Fitted to the Toyota Yaris
The Toyota Yaris has used 3 core engine families across its 4 UK generations. Use the tabs below to view engines by generation. Outputs shown are typical UK figures.
18 engines — scroll for more
Yaris Engine Price Guide by Generation
Current prices are shown on published engine listings.
XP10
1999-2005
Price on request
XP90
2005-2011
Price on request
XP130
2011-2020
Price on request
XP210
2020-present
Price on request
Prices are confirmed on the relevant engine listing.
Used or Reconditioned — Which Yaris Engine to Buy?
Used Yaris engines
For high-volume engines (1KR-FE, 1NR-FE, 1NZ-FXE), used units are widely available. The 1.0 and 1.33 petrols are common across the Yaris range and can be sourced from breakers with reasonable mileage. Used hybrids are also available but check battery condition alongside engine health.
Reconditioned Yaris engines
For lower-volume or performance engines (2ZR-FE, G16E-GTS), reconditioned units may be the more reliable option. The 1.8 and GR Yaris engines are less common in the used market, so a rebuilt unit with new bearings, rings, and gaskets offers greater peace of mind for performance applications.
Yaris Engines Through the Generations
Yaris 1999-present
The first-generation Yaris (XP10, 1999-2005) launched with a 1.0-litre three-cylinder (1KR-FE) and later gained 1.3 (2NZ-FE) and 1.5 (1NZ-FE) petrols, plus a 1.4 D-4D diesel (1ND-TV) from 2002. The second generation (XP90, 2005-2011) continued the 1.0 (1KR-FE) and 1.3 (2NZ-FE, later 1NR-FE) petrols, joined by a 1.8 (2ZR-FE) in 2007, with the 1.4 D-4D remaining available. The third generation (XP130, 2011-2020) kept the 1.0 (1KR-FE) and 1.33 (1NR-FE), while the 1.5 Hybrid (1NZ-FXE) debuted in 2012 and the 1.4 D-4D was phased out; a limited-run 1.8 supercharged GRMN appeared in 2017. The fourth generation (XP210, 2020-present) offers a 1.0 (1KR-FE), a 1.5 Hybrid (M15A-FXE) in two power outputs, and the GR Yaris with a 1.6 turbo (G16E-GTS).
Yaris Engine Buying FAQs
The Toyota Yaris has used three core engine families across four generations: Valvematic 1.0/1.33 (1KR-FE, 1NR-FE), Hybrid/Valvematic 1.8-2.0 (1NZ-FXE, 2ZR-FE, M15A-FXE, M15A-FKS), and D-4D 1.4 (1ND-TV). Additionally, early 1.3 (2NZ-FE) and GR Yaris 1.6 turbo (G16E-GTS) engines exist but are not yet covered by the BRF. The engine fitted depends on the generation and trim level chosen.
Check the V5C logbook for the engine number — the first characters indicate the engine family (e.g., 1KR, 1NR, 1ND, 2ZR, M15A, G16E). Alternatively, use the registration number with an online parts catalogue or enter your reg on our site for instant fitment verification. For transition years (e.g., 2009), confirming the engine code is essential as two different engines may appear in the same model year.
For high-volume engines (1KR-FE, 1NR-FE, 1NZ-FXE), used units are widely available. For lower-volume or performance engines (2ZR-FE, G16E-GTS), reconditioned units may be the more reliable option. Consider your budget and how long you plan to keep the car when choosing between used and reconditioned.
All GMC engine products include a standard parts warranty (terms vary by condition). Delivery is to UK mainland addresses. Contact GMC for specific warranty terms and delivery details. Every engine is dispatched within 1-2 working days of order confirmation.
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