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Hi everyone!

I have a 2013 Citroën C4 Grand Picasso 1.6 HDi diesel, 6-speed manual, 7-seater, with around 182,500 km (113,400 miles).

Recently, I’ve noticed some issues with acceleration. The car feels sluggish, especially in higher gears, and doesn’t respond to the accelerator as well as it used to.

My mechanic suspects the clutch is wearing out but says it should still last a few thousand kilometres.
The car is otherwise still usable, but I’m wondering whether it’s worth investing more money (he said 1500-2500 €) into a 13-year-old diesel or whether I should sell it while it’s still running.

I’m considering replacing it with a smaller, petrol driven used car from around 2018–2023, with a budget of €7,000–13,000.

My questions:
Would you keep driving it until the clutch needs replacing, or sell it now?

Is a clutch replacement financially worthwhile on this model at this mileage?

Are there any other expensive repairs I should anticipate with the 1.6 HDi?

What would you realistically expect to get for this car in its current condition?

I’m not in a rush to buy another car, so I’d rather make a sensible financial decision than replace it unnecessarily.

Any advice or experience with this engine/model would be appreciated. Thanks!