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Old 09-20-2009, 07:51 AM
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Getting Rid of Cigarette Smell
I am looking at a used X5 and the owner is a smoker. Man does it smell in there. Any suggestions on how to get rid of that odor permanently? I am willing to invest the time to make it go away if I can. This issue could potentially be a deal breaker. Thanks ahead of time for the help. TJCIN
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