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When you’re looking for a reliable, versatile van that can handle daily transport needs with ease, the Citroen Jumpy often tops the list of favorites. The 2013 model, in particular, is lauded for its spacious interior, efficient powertrains and firm build quality. Even though the Citroen Jumpy price can vary widely depending on mileage, condition and region, this vehicle’s reputation as a dependable workhorse remains unshaken.

• Engine: 1.6‑L MPI petrol or 2.0‑L diesel (depending on trim)
• Transmission: Manual 5‑speed or automatic 4‑speed
• Power: 85–110 hp (petrol); 85–110 hp (diesel)
• Torque: 210–250 Nm for diesel; 150–180 Nm for petrol
• Fuel Type: Petrol or diesel, with optimized consumption at roughly 5–6 L/100 km
• Dimensions: Length 4.6 m, Width 1.9 m, Height 1.9 m (varies by variant)
• Weight: 1,200–1,350 kg (Gross vehicle weight)
• Capacity: Up to 14 seats (or 3‑row configuration for cargo)
• Storage: 535‑m^3 of cargo volume for the 2‑door Variations
• Suspension: Front MacPherson strut, rear cast‑iron leaf springs (optional air suspension for some trims)
• Brakes: Front disc, rear drum; optional ABS and electronic stability control
• Powertrain Tech: Cylinder‑deactivation on lighter load diesel for better efficiency

So how does a Citroen Jumpy 2013 price answer those search keen on finding a solid purchase point? Think of it like a sliced, fresh sector of the vehicle market: this van typically receives an attractive price when purchased new, but you’ll see a marked price drop the next year. The depreciation curve for the Jumpy is fairly steep. In its first year, most owners will see a loss of 15‑20% of the original value, thanks to the brand’s generally rapid wear‑in rate and the influx of newer models with improved safety and tech features.

The depreciation story continues with a modest decline of around 5‑7% per year for the next 3‑4 years, eventually flattening further as the vehicle ages past the 5‑year mark. Rarely does the Jumpy experience “funny market jumps” (like a resale bump). Instead you’ll often find that the price drops noticeably with each slightly more used model in circulation. Thus, the used Citroen Jumpy price often works out to be roughly half of the original cost after a 6‑year hold‑time.

Many prospective buyers ask, “what is a 2013 Citroen Jumpy worth?” When you look at comparable vans—say the Ford Transit Connect 2013, the Fiat Talento 2013 or the Vauxhall Vivaro 2013 serial—there are subtle differences. The Jumpy, with its larger cargo volume and more frequent operator comfort features (such as power‑

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