So what have you done to your car today?

[Viral_Jim]

Took the Evoque for its MOT and Oil service at the local garage today.

No advisories, good result 

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

refitted the front bumper to the Boxster, after fitting a new n/s rad to replace a leaky one.

[YZ250]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

[STEMO]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

I've already baggsey'd his A6, so you can eff orf 

[dave the builder]

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

I've already baggsey'd his A6, so you can eff orf 

Surely the A3 is a better legacy 
you don't have to pay for parking or even petrol if the ANPRs get tricked by the VRN   

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

I hope the health issues are resolved soon 

as you can see  the vultures are already circling 

Obviously Uncle Stemo and Opti are joking 

Sadly , in real life,  it's human nature for the "human vultures" AKA relatives and friends 

[YZ250]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

The symptoms of the illness that tried to kill me in 2022 have returned. Fever, zero appetite and an annoying cough needed checking out so I've been through all of the tests again. Zero appetite has sent my INR blood reading through the roof so at the moment it's a balancing act for the hospital to control my INR reading whilst maintaining a level of antibiotics to control the infection.
I feared it was the end of me but I'm clawing my way back slowly. My broken foot has paled in to insignificance and to be honest it doesn't even hurt now.
I'm beginning to think that somebody up there likes to kick me to within an inch of my life, allow me to partially recover and then kick me again. I did go through a moment when I thought I'd had enough, I'm tired of fighting so just end it, but I'm hopefully pulling back a bit now. 

[YZ250]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

I've already baggsey'd his A6, so you can eff orf 

[Doctor Gollum]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

The symptoms of the illness that tried to kill me in 2022 have returned. Fever, zero appetite and an annoying cough needed checking out so I've been through all of the tests again. Zero appetite has sent my INR blood reading through the roof so at the moment it's a balancing act for the hospital to control my INR reading whilst maintaining a level of antibiotics to control the infection.
I feared it was the end of me but I'm clawing my way back slowly. My broken foot has paled in to insignificance and to be honest it doesn't even hurt now.
I'm beginning to think that somebody up there likes to kick me to within an inch of my life, allow me to partially recover and then kick me again. I did go through a moment when I thought I'd had enough, I'm tired of fighting so just end it, but I'm hopefully pulling back a bit now. 

In the words of Alan Jackson, It's five o'clock somewhere

[Sir Tigger KC]

Due to quite a few unforeseen hospital appointments I've been using Mrs YZ's A3, as it fits in the parking spaces, unlike my A6, which is still sticking out three feet when I'm backed right up against a wall. Hospital car park has ANPR (but no display ) so lifts the barrier upon entry but when I'm leaving I go to pay at the machine and it says the reg number can't be found. You have the choice of 'Honesty Payment', where you type in your entry time so, as I'm honest, I type in a time that falls within the lowest payment, even though the visits range between five and ten hours. 
Today I drove to our local Sainsbury's, which also has number plate recognition but with a display, and as I entered the car park I noticed that the number plate was wrong. It was seeing the letter G as a C, hence the hospital car park not finding the plate.
Got me wondering how many incorrect fines have been issued to innocent motorists.

Not quite ready to drop of the perch, I hope.

The symptoms of the illness that tried to kill me in 2022 have returned. Fever, zero appetite and an annoying cough needed checking out so I've been through all of the tests again. Zero appetite has sent my INR blood reading through the roof so at the moment it's a balancing act for the hospital to control my INR reading whilst maintaining a level of antibiotics to control the infection.
I feared it was the end of me but I'm clawing my way back slowly. My broken foot has paled in to insignificance and to be honest it doesn't even hurt now.
I'm beginning to think that somebody up there likes to kick me to within an inch of my life, allow me to partially recover and then kick me again. I did go through a moment when I thought I'd had enough, I'm tired of fighting so just end it, but I'm hopefully pulling back a bit now. 

Should we start a new thread?    What have they done to YZ250 today?      

Seriously though YZ, hope they get you all sorted soon! 

[Raeturbo]

Yes good luck to you 👍

[TheBoy]

A quick 15m fuel filter change turned into a several hour epic.  Mostly because the car was designed by a particular useless Scottish idiot.

[TheBoy]

Pollen filter was quick and easy, not quite as easy as an Omega, but almost as quick.

[TheBoy]

Bloody hell YZ250, you've had a shitty couple of years!

[TheBoy]

Swapped it for an A3