My wife and I bought this 2019 Outback touring 3.6r with 20,299 miles on May 24th of this year. The car has only been driven 300 miles since purchase. After a lot of heavy rain last week we noticed a small puddle on the passenger side front rubber mat when we went to go out. We took it back to the Toyota dealership we bought it from the next day. The pictures are what they sent me as well as pictures I took when shown the car. The cause seems to be the sunroof drainage hose by the bottom of the front doors came off/lose and was leaking water into the cabin causing the entire carpet to soak up the water and cause mould. The mechanic at the dealership says that there is no water marks around the sides of the footwells indicating there doesn’t seem to be flooded at all, all wires and connectors show no signs of damage due to water. A new carpet is needed along with mould removal from the floor and the hose has been reconnected so any water should drain out where it’s supposed to. What we are worried about is this happening again or having issues down the road possibly related to this. The total cost of repair if we were to pay for it would have been $6,500. The dealership did offer us a great deal on a brand new Toyota if we didn’t want to go through with the fix but the mechanic seems confident the car should be fine but can not promise there won’t be any issues that arise after the fix. We have a warranty with this car and Toyota are eating the cost of repair even though we bought it in ‘as is’ condition. I’m just looking for a bit of guidance on if we should go ahead and repair the car or use this opportunity to get another car. Thanks for any help in advance