update 07 May 2013:
First of all, sorry for not being the regular update guy. There is nothing to update on a Liva

Its so to the point in doing what it does and there is no fuss really about anything. So nothing to write as well ! Sincerely speaking, I have been busy at the office lately.
Story so far:
About 97xx kms today morning. Had given it for 10k service on the friday afternoon last week and got it yesterday afternoon from DSK Toyota at Bavdhan. (Sunday is off for them)
List of things done for 10k service:
1. Regular service for 10k, oil and oil filter change, oilsump gasket and some washers changed.
2. The rear co-axials had the screws coming off loose time n again and creating a rattle. Fixed for now. Hope it does not happen again.
3. Dash board rattle (from the music system head unit area) still there. They said they removed the dash board and fixed it back with some packing (which is why they took a day extra) but it has not helped. Any suggestions ?
4. While I was looking for getting the shocks/springs changed under warranty, they confirmed with ref to lot numbers about my car having the newer setup already. There is some front shock recoil noise if I go fast on the speed breakers, but that probably is normal. For the rear shocks, the right one had small leak and was changed under warranty. The entire suspension setup was re-looked at and confirmed all ok. The car definately felt tighter on the road.
5. Wheel alignment and balancing done. 4 tyre rotation only as my spare has multiple punctures.
6. I told them to disable the reverse horn, buggers detached the siren completely. (checked it today morning) Silence is good, but I want the chirps for lock unlock at least and siren to work when there is a break in.
7. I completely forgot (even after making a list of items to do) to tell them to fix/replace the rear seatbelt lock (middle one) which is not locking since day one. My kiddo sits in that seat and she always complains. Yes, not allowed to sit in my car w/o seat belts even at the rear.
Will do another round this weekend to get the item 6 and 7 fixed.
Rs. 106 only for all the work. All due to smile pack and warranty replacements. This 106 was also due to only 50% discount on balancing the wheels.
DSK Toyota experience:
Not so happy this time. When I went there on friday afternoon, it was crowded and most SA were busy. I was asked to wait for 10 mins and then a internal driver to the workshop came calling me. He was the one who did all the initial job card preparation (no doubt he knew the job) but asked me to tell other work to be done to the SA afterwards.
The SA whom my car was assigned had gone for a late lunch due to the workload and hence a newbie SA took the details of work to be done and logged the car into the system. (again he was aware and knew the job well)
I was told that the actual SA for me would contact me and update on the work on saturday. He never called and when I tried to call him on the number provided on the job card it was out of service. I had to call DSK Customer Care and take another number and that too did not work. My 2nd call to the Customer Care had them wake up and they told that the SA will call me back in 15 mins.
The SA did call in 20 mins and told work is underway and he would need time extension for delivery as the dashboad and suspension job will take time. I agreed. Yesterday though, when I was expecting a completion of work and billing call, I did not get any. After multiple calls to the SA, he finally told that the car is ready but awaiting the warranty process to get completed and that meant I will not get the delivery.
I finally got the delivery yesterday afternoon and the car is all good. Yes some bits amiss which I can live with (heck I lived with an Indica for 8 years before this and tolerated TASS) but DSK did not live upto the expectation this time. My buying experience and 1k service experience has been too good and in comparison this was no where near it.
Overall:
The car is now good for another 10k run and with my daily runs of 50 kms I will complete it in just 7-8 months. The car has been giving me a consistent 17-18kms / liter mileage (full time AC and mixed highway and traffic driving) I am told by the SA that the mileage would improve now and should settle at 20-22kms / liter. Though I am a sedate driver, with Hinjewadi drives becoming more clogged day after day, I will be surprised to get that figure.
I always wanted a simple and trouble free ride and the Liva does that to the T (literally in the T badge sense). Yes its a little unexiting sometimes, but I live with that for the peace of mind I have found with this car.