I purchased a Skoda Octavia 1.4 TSI DSG in October 09. Performance is surprisingly good for such a small engine and economy 39-40 mpg. What bothers me is that, after the car has been left out in the rain, a substantial amount of water pours out from inside all four doors through the drain holes. It is like a tap being turned on. It does not escape until the doors are opened so if the car is not used for a few wet days there will be so much water that I fear the inside of the car will get wet and electrics in the door will be ruined. My garage tells me that this is "not a problem". I phoned Skoda and they said it was designed to do this and when asked said that all their models do this. I have owned many cars from a 1932 Morris to a Bentley and I have never known the inside of the doors to get wet like this. It worries me and I wonder if I should return the car as not fit for purpose. Can you put my mind at rest?