QUOTE(ZooK @ Sep 16 2015, 11:32 PM)
Sooo... I am not sure if anyone if facing this... My gear knob and console (the block inside the car the gear know is connected to, next to my butt cheek) Vibrates loudly when I accelerate (pedal to the metal).... Is this normal? The car is 3 days old. I didn't see the same on the test drive unit.
But gosh, its quite smooth when driving lightly...
Anything that vibrates loudly is not normal, especially new cars. I can relate to your experience in having vibration around the gearbox area, the mechanism below the gear knob (my car is now 2 years 1 month old). In my car, there is no sound within the 1st year but after 1 year, there is minor intermittent vibration from the gearbox area, the sound of plastic rubbing against plastic during low speed acceleration ie. light acceleration. If it's hard acceleration, I wager you won't hear any minor vibration inside the car as the loud roaring of the engine will overwhelm any sort of minor vibration inside the car. If you happen to perceive a loud vibration during hard acceleration, I suppose the vibration or rattling of the loose fitting is quite loud or major.
New cars should not have any sort of major vibration or rattling sound. However, over time there would be minor rattling sound from the car due to wear and tear. In usual circumstances, if the vibration or rattling sound is major, it usually can be fixed at the service centre. However, if the vibration or rattling sound is minor, or the noise comes up intermittently, it is usually difficult to be fixed or troubleshoot, usually not worth the effort as the mechanics will likely not know how to resolve those noises, especially since they are minor.