If you are parked on a slope, the water could end up in the front or back depending on if you are parked nose up or nose down. So it's hard to diagnose where water is coming from solely one where it ends up. It could be blocked drains for the roof, door seals, or rear air vents.
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Hi mate got a 2012 mx5 leaking somewhere on the passenger side under the seat not in the front footwell any ideas please
If you are parked on a slope, the water could end up in the front or back depending on if you are parked nose up or nose down. So it's hard to diagnose where water is coming from solely one where it ends up. It could be blocked drains for the roof, door seals, or rear air vents.