Some tremors while driving

The road conditions might be what you're feeling. The transmission does not have any gears that you can feel "changing", what you're feeling would be from the road/suspension/alignment/balance of the car

 

Vibration under acceleration can be CV joints/axles. If it happens while coasting as well, you could be looking at an alignment or wheel bearing (the issue would intensify under turning if it was a wheel bearing). Depending on how much it happens to a "lesser extent" when coasting, I'd say you've got a warped CV axle.

If you are a DIYer, you can slide under the car and check out the CV boots for wear/tears/grease spray, which is usually a good indicator that the axle needs to be replaced.

For the wheel bearing issue, you can jack the car up (safely, of course) and check for play in the wheels by giving them good tugs and pushes from a few angles. FYI, I think this answer is unlikely, given your symptoms.

For the alignment issue, I'd take it to a shop to have them check.

Hopefully someone smarter than me will chime in with some other possibilities, but those would be the places I would start.

 

I am having a vibration ONLY when coasting, if I push even the slightest on the gas pedal to engage the engine, the vibration goes away all together. Also, putting the car in neutral gets rid of the vibration. It doesn't happen every time I coast, but quite frequently. Do you think this could fall under the CV issue as well?

 

IANAM, but that doesn't sound like a cv issue to me. Unfortunately, I'm not sure I can help you on that one. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than me might be able to diagnose your problem.

 

Thanks for the quick response anyways, I went ahead and made a post about it.

 

Motor mounts???