You still have warrenty on that thing? That's the first step, otherwise...
Pull the cover off and have a look to see if you can get the heater core out.
The core's metal lines are attached to those rubber lines in your picture, so if there's no leaks from those pipes, you have a leaking core. Rectangular finned box, two metal pipes out through the floor.
Not a huge deal, if you can carefully remove it, go REALLY easy on the AC lines, bend or kink those and you're into it $$$. Don't mix up the AC evaporator and the heater core, they both are finned box affairs.
If it looks like you can get that core out, trace those two heater lines back toward the front, should be some more rubber where it tee's off to the front heater core. Use two pairs of vice grips to squeeze the pipes towards the front so you can take the rubber pipes off in the picture without losing too much antifreeze. Take the removed core to the dealer and get a replacement.
Let us know how you make out!
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