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There are many stages of vibration. The most common is in the steering and USUALLY a steering dampner will correct this. However, your description is not real defined and until the technician actually experiences it, it cannot be properly diagnosed
Tires would be the 1st place to check. If you seem to feel it more in your legs then it is likely the front, if felt more in seat bottom then could be a rear tire. Depending on how severe the vibration is there could be a tire developing a tread seperation and should be checked right away. A simple balance of the tire and wheel assemblies may be all that required also but when on a balancer they should be able to tell if the tire has a more severe problem.
Driveline components could cause vibrations also however if the above sounds like it fits then check that 1st.
You have a hesitation. A hesitation is cause be either: 1. bad spark plug 2. bad spark plug wire 3. bad or leaky or plugged injector 4. timing is off 5. leaky vacuum hose
have you had you tires checked for bubbles, or for being out of ballance? i had that problem too and found out i had one front tire out of ballance and one had a bubble
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