Enter your registration for the exact engine in your car: capacity in cc, cylinders, aspiration, fuel type and power output.
✓Engine capacity in cc
✓Number of cylinders and aspiration
✓Fuel type and transmission
✓Power in BHP and PS, plus torque
✓Plus MOT history, tax, MPG and valuation
Manufacturers have spent two decades decoupling badges from actual engine sizes. A badge suggesting two litres can sit on a turbocharged 1.5, and identical looking cars from the same year often ran several different engines across trim levels. When you are ordering parts, booking a service or filling in an insurance form, the capacity recorded against your registration is the figure that will actually match.
Engine capacity decides road tax on cars registered before March 2001 and still influences insurance grouping. Cylinder count and aspiration tell a garage which service parts fit. Power and torque figures are what you need when comparing two cars that look the same on paper. All of it comes from the manufacturer specification for your exact vehicle rather than a generic model listing.
Enter your registration. The report returns the engine capacity in cc, cylinder count, aspiration, fuel type and power output for your specific vehicle.
It is usually stamped on the engine block itself, and it also appears on your V5C logbook. The engine specification we return is drawn from the vehicle record rather than the stamped number.