Q: Car floor flooding
In the backseat on the left side of my car the floor is flooding when it is raining. It began yesterday and noticed more water accumulated overnight. I then drove the car and got to my destination and after about two hours I came back to drive it and the water had extended to some of the floor in the front seat on the drivers side. I am not sure what is the source or what to do.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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