Can you smoke in a leased car?

“If you frequently transport your dog without putting mats down, or if you consistently spill coffee or smoke, you’re likely going to incur damage,” says Deaton. But consumers can take steps to protect a leased vehicle. read more

Also, you can eat and smoke in a leased car without much worry as there is generally an allowance for $1500 (at least with Honda) of general repairs, including upholstery damage. read more

It’s all about the lease. I suspect there is a clause that imposes a fee for smoking in the vehicle, but no one will know unless they read the lease. You can wait until the lease is up and listen for his complaints if they charge him. read more