Check out every Toyota model powered by the 1ZZ-FE engine, featuring an array of Toyota vehicles produced between 1998 and 2007.

This 1ZZ-FE engine is featured in not just one, but three consecutive generations of the Toyota Corolla along with a variety of other Toyota vehicles of the same era.

Toyota's 1ZZ-FE is a tried and tested unit used in a variety of products. The ninth-generation Toyota Corolla uses an aluminum block and head with dual overhead cams and 16-valves with the brand's ...

Toyota engines power all the cars made by the world's largest automaker, as well as a select few models from other manufacturers in Europe and America.

I would like to know the pros and cons of a Toyota Picnic engine 1AZ-FE 2000cc. Kindly let me know its fuel economy compared to, say, Toyota Wish 1ZZFE 1800cc, acceleration and toggle issues, as ...

A quick review of the SAE 'white paper' on Toyota's design objectives for the MR2's 1ZZ-FE engine reveals only two of the six major goals outlined by the engineers had anything to do with ...

On vehicles equipped with the 1ZZ-FE engine and two-wheel drive, there is a possibility that a crack may develop at certain solder points or on the electronic component used to protect circuits ...

The 2003 Corolla still uses the 1ZZ-FE 1.8-liter engine found in earlier models, but a larger-diameter throttle body has bumped peak horsepower up 5 hp to 130 at 6000 rpm, and the torque band has ...

Featuring a tube-frame chassis and mid-engine (behind the seats), rear-drive layout, the Mada 9 prototype is powered by a longitudinally-mounted Toyota 1ZZ-FE four-cylinder engine, sourced from a ...

Most had the lesser, 130-horsepower 1ZZ-FE, which could still be brought up to hot hatch scratch with an Eaton blower sold through both GM dealers and TRD.

I would want to understand in the simplest language the difference between a Toyota Premio engine 1NZ 1.5, 1ZZ 1.8 and 1AZ 2.0. Which one has the lowest fuel economy?