It's hard to say. My car vibrates a bit where I can see my empty passenger seat vibrate subtly. But it's certainly not enough for me to feel or notice.
A vacuum leak would normally throw a check engine light as there will be uncontrolled air entering the system which the computer can't account for. Only way to really check for a vacuum leak is with a smoke machine introduced somewhere into the system. But again, I don't think it's a vacuum leak.
Without having the car physically in front of me, I can't speculate as to what is the issue. Putting a scan tool on the car might help figure out if the engine idle is off compared to what the computer is requesting. Can also see if there are any misfires being detected. It can also be something mechanical such as a bad/worn motor mount.
A vacuum leak would normally throw a check engine light as there will be uncontrolled air entering the system which the computer can't account for. Only way to really check for a vacuum leak is with a smoke machine introduced somewhere into the system. But again, I don't think it's a vacuum leak.
Without having the car physically in front of me, I can't speculate as to what is the issue. Putting a scan tool on the car might help figure out if the engine idle is off compared to what the computer is requesting. Can also see if there are any misfires being detected. It can also be something mechanical such as a bad/worn motor mount.