1.4 "CGG, CGGB" Engine [e.g. Polo, Fabia, Leon]

The 1.4-litre petrol engine is one of the most popular engine sizes, used widely across a range of car brands. One example is the Volkswagen Group’s 1.4 TSI, which has been in production since 2006. This engine’s exact code is CGG or CGGB, a four-cylinder turbocharged unit.

Cylinder dimensions are 76.5 mm bore and 75.6 mm stroke. Output ranges from 122 to 160 horsepower depending on the vehicle it’s fitted to. Direct injection combined with turbocharging gives it quicker acceleration and stronger overall performance.

This engine also features a number of technical solutions aimed at durability and efficiency. The aluminium cylinder head reduces weight and improves fuel economy, making it a more environmentally friendly choice. The crankshaft is made of steel for added strength and durability, and the oil pump has been redesigned to keep oil consumption as low as possible.

Cars fitted with this engine are hugely popular worldwide, and the 1.4 TSI is one of the key reasons for their strong performance and economy. It has proven itself to be a highly reliable and durable engine, making it an attractive choice for anyone looking for an economical yet capable unit.

Volkswagen isn’t the only manufacturer using this engine — it’s also found in many other cars, including:

The exact engine shown in the photo may no longer be available, but we’ll always send you our offer along with photos and full details of the available engine — including mileage and overall condition.