Actually - two days ago I spoke to a mechanic I trust. He explained to me that this is normal for his engine and is due to the design of the clutch. If I understand correctly, it is caused by the clutch bearing constantly rotating with the clutch plate. This transmits vibrations. He said that this allowed the clutch to function more smoothly. He also said that the clutch bearing wears out faster, but that it is nothing dramatic.

But its not comfortable for the driver and it is annoying feeling. Many would not buy the car if they new before that the clutch pedal makes vibrations, has longer run and its stiff if only driven in city in manner stop and go. I guess we have to adapt to a car and not the car to us nowadays

Well, medley, I can only agree with you.