condesation?

[F.C.]

My 08 Exige is wet in the boot,is this normal?
It may be condensation as it's the underneath of the rear wings(inside the boot) that have damp/water on them.
F.C.

[R.P.M]

You may want to look at how the boot seals, often they are not correctly adjusted when they leave the factory.

Also I believe it is very common for them to leak around the rear wing, and drip in from the fixing screws. It is not a good design.
I recommend removing the r/w and making a proper seal with a silicon type sealant around the base and also around the screws.


Rpm

[Alexbturbo]

R.P.M said:

You may want to look at how the boot seals, often they are not correctly adjusted when they leave the factory.

Also I believe it is very common for them to leak around the rear wing, and drip in from the fixing screws. It is not a good design.
I recommend removing the r/w and making a proper seal with a silicon type sealant around the base and also around the screws.


Rpm

I second this suggestion - mine also leaked & was traced to there being no seal around the fixing screws for the Exige spoiler - screws out good amount of silicon in, refit screw & no more leak

Another thing worth checking (once you've removed all the carpet bits) is the wiring that goes into the engine compartment from the battery - there is a rubber bung around where the wiring feeds through & i found mine had popped out leaving the boot space exposed to air/moisture from the engine compartment

If i were you i'd also get your carpets out of the boot now & dry them inside as the longer you leave them in (regardless if you fix the issue) they will hold a fair amount of moisture in them & you'll still get moisture build up

[S Works]

Check the drainage hole around the channel where the lid sits flush to the clam isn't clogged up too.

[wantalotus]

Also try to park it pointing down hill, if it is like the 111R the drain holes are towards the middle of the car, 1 each side. If parked facing uphill the water floods the boot before reaching the height of the drain holes.
TADTS.....................