Thank you for your reply here, It’s been 3 days since the vehicle was given for the repair, since then I have been following up multiple times for the update but they says it’s still under diagnosis and has no update on the vehicle until now, so please look into the vehicle status update
Hello @myspinny I bought a Honda Amaze 2018 CVT from Spinny on 14 Feb 2026, believing their promise of a Spinny Certified vehicle. Sadly, my experience has been nothing but frustrating.
Just a day after buying the car, I drove to my hometown for my wedding. During the journey, the car stopped several times, but with my wedding on 21 Feb, I couldn't focus on getting it checked.
After the wedding, while returning to Hyderabad with my wife, the car broke down completely within 30 km. We were stranded in the middle of the night. Even after contacting Spinny for roadside assistance, help was delayed, so I had to arrange a private towing vehicle for our safety.
Honda later estimated repairs of more than ₹1.5 lakh. Surprisingly, the car started working again on its own, but only for a few days. Since then, the same issue has kept coming back.
Following Spinny's advice, I visited two of their certified garages. One couldn't find any problem, and the other finally diagnosed the issue but told me it wasn't covered under the warranty.
What hurts the most is that this problem has existed from the very first week after purchase. If the vehicle was truly inspected and certified, how was such a serious issue missed?
This was our first car after marriage, bought with years of savings and a lot of hope. Instead of enjoying it, we've spent our time dealing with breakdowns, towing, garage visits, and constant stress.
I'm not asking for anything unreasonable. I just want Spinny to take responsibility and permanently fix a problem that has been there since day one.
I hope someone from @myspinny takes this seriously and helps resolve the issue.
A thought about Annaya @KChiruTweets is always a source of joy. While I walk along the memory lane on this special day ,these are few memories I have tumbled upon.
In our childhood, he went away from home to pursue his college education in Narsapur. And his homecoming for summer holidays was a festive season. A big pain and disappointment used to follow when he used to go back for his college. We all used to miss his absence and feel the vacuum. Home was never vibrant till he was back.
In my school days, just walking beside him was a proud moment. I used to feel like I am walking with the world's most important person; by then, he was just in college.
When he used to ride my father’s bike (Bullet - 350 cc) with his curly long hair, fit NCC Cadet body with bell bottoms and glasses - oh! it was an absolutely fanboy and hero-worshipping moment.
My Annaya was always a Hero for me even before he became a Hero.
In the early days of his film career, he brought a big blue bag from his first Singapore trip. In that blue bag I found my first tiny Lego helicopter, few remote cars, racing track, some comics, music tapes, tape recorder ,scented Yardley Co. powders, soaps ,few perfumes and other small gifts to others. He always brought us joy and smiles into our small home.
In subsequent years, when he got married, I was worried that he would be away from all of us. And I was crying silently in a room. Then he brought my Vadina and said, “Come, I will introduce you to a big man (Pedda Manishi) today.” They both were laughing while they found the reason for my tears.
Then, following years, I was taken to Chennai (then Madras) to stay with Annaya and Vadina. I don’t have enough words for the love and care they showered on me.
I had seen his struggle, hard work and injuries in shoots. Everyday he used to reach home in the middle of the night after 18 hours shift of laborious work in his sweat-drenched costumes and shoes in the Chennai’s heat and humidity; with hardly any strength to stand…
I used to feel guilty for living off on his hard work and sacrifice. But he never even uttered a word about my academic failures and lack of direction in my life.
The way he lighted up our family and relatives with his generosity and he extended the same spirit to his friends, producers, film fraternity and everyone he touched. He is one of the primary and key persons who acted as a cultural bridge between the South and Hindi film industry.He always believed in Indian cinema. Pratibandh and Aaj Ka GoondaRaj were two of his blockbusters in Hindi.
A tech-savvy person, his astounding medical knowledge, his philanthropic nature, a family man, superstardom to megastardom, Central Cabinet Minister, National Awards, highest civilian honors (Padma Vibhushan).
What he hadn’t seen and achieved, but he never rests. After a major spinal operation recently, he bounces back within no time with his strength training and goes back to work. Like a city never sleeps, he’s a man who never rests. He’s born with an unstoppable motor within. That’s why he’s become our beloved ‘Mega Star’ and my only Hero.
Let ‘Mother Nature’ provide you my Dear Annaya @KChirutweets abundant health, super strength and astounding victories on your life path.
Wishing my Annaya on his birthday is not a formality but a gentle reminder to many like me ; how his life has impacted, influenced and transformed millions like me to build a better future and to lay a stronger foundations for the land of Bharath -we all adore and worship.
Jai Hind !!
#HBDMegastarChiranjeevi
Vande Mataram: The Soul of India’s Freedom Movement
Few words in our nation’s history have inspired as much courage, sacrifice, and patriotism as Vande Mataram. Penned by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, it became the rallying cry of India’s freedom movement, inspiring countless sons and daughters of Bharat to dedicate themselves to the cause of Independence. It stands as a timeless expression of our civilizational ethos, national unity, and devotion to the motherland.
I welcome the passage of this historic amendment by the Parliament and the assent of the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu Ji, extending to Vande Mataram, our National Song, the same statutory protection accorded to the National Anthem under the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act. I also commend the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji and the dedicated efforts of Hon’ble Union Home Minister Shri @AmitShah Ji in advancing this landmark legislation. This significant enactment reflects India’s unwavering commitment to preserving the dignity of its national symbols and honouring the ideals that inspired our freedom movement.
May every rendition of Vande Mataram continue to inspire generations with the values of patriotism, unity, and unwavering commitment to our nation.
Vande Mataram! Jai Hind!
– @PawanKalyan@rashtrapatibhvn@PMOIndia@HMOIndia@PIB_India@IPR_AP@pibvijayawada
Hey @SpinnyCare, your team asked me to share my contact number, which I did immediately. Since then, I’ve been waiting for someone to reach out, but there has been no response from your end. This repeated delay reflects poor coordination and a lack of respect for customer concerns. It’s becoming increasingly frustrating. If this continues, I’ll have no option but to escalate the matter to the appropriate consumer authorities. Tagging @jagograhakjago for visibility.
.@SpinnyCare It’s been over 2 hours since I shared my contact details via DM, yet I received another request asking for the same information. Could you please check your DMs, review my case on priority, and provide an update? This delay is disappointing, especially considering the seriousness of the issue.
.@SpinnyCare It’s been over 2 hours since I shared my contact details via DM, yet I received another request asking for the same information. Could you please check your DMs, review my case on priority, and provide an update? This delay is disappointing, especially considering the seriousness of the issue.
Sharing a few memorable moments from the visit of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji to my residence today.
A truly special , honoured and cherished occasion for me and my family.
@PMOIndia
Hi all, the family is still in need of ₹3.5 Lakhs for the treatment of the baby. Even a small donation from you would make a difference. Hope Twitter does its magic 🙏
Donate Here: https://t.co/mDQhIvPOKG