Hi Guys,

This is the first car I have ever owned when I open the trunk on a day it has rained all the water is channeled along the trunk lid into the inside of the trunk? This seems like a very poor way to design a trunk. Is this an issue with everyone?

 

I haven't put my car through rain yet. But I doubt it would be channeled into the trunk. Any body work done in the past?.

 

your drains are clogged.

 

Posted to another thread, may help you: My '15 would drip water (passenger side) into the trunk whenever the lid was opened if it had rained. I had the dealer fix it at my 5k service. All OK now. Here is the service record...might be something for you to check also.

SERVICE: REPLACED EXTERIOR TRUNK LID TRIM
DESCRIPTION: REPLACED EXTERIOR TRUNK LID TRIM ~ ~CUSTOMER STATES THAT WHEN OPENNING THE TRUNK AFTER A RAINNING DAY THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TRUNK WILL DRIP WATER INSIDE THE TRUNK, HAS NOT NOTICE THE LEFT SIDE DOING THAT, ADVISE ~ ~POOR CONTACT ~ ~3101 SEAL ON EXTERIOR TRUNK TRIM WAS NOT CONTACTING PROPERLY 751991 1.2 TECH 497 REPLACED EXTERIOR TRUNK LID TRIM ( ENTIRE LOWER SECTION OF TRUNK LID) WATER WILL ENTER THIS AREA AND DRAIN FROM HOLES ON THE BOTTOM OF THE SECTION. SOME WATER DRIPPING ON RAI