The Chevrolet Spark, a compact city car produced in 2000, represents the first generation (M100) of Chevrolet's entry into the subcompact segment. This vehicle, known for its economical operation and maneuverability, is powered by a small, naturally aspirated inline 3-cylinder engine, typically around 0.8L or 1.0L, delivering approximately 50-65 horsepower. It features a front-wheel-drive layout and was available with either a 5-speed manual transaxle or an optional 3-speed automatic transaxle. Designed for urban environments, the Spark is characterized by its compact dimensions, with exterior measurements around 3,400-3,500 mm in length and 1,500-1,550 mm in width, and a curb weight typically between 700-800 kg. This comprehensive Service Repair Workshop Manual provides essential information for the maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of the Chevrolet Spark 2000 model. It covers all major vehicle systems, including detailed engine mechanical and electrical components, fuel and emission control systems, clutch and transaxle operations, suspension, steering, and brake systems. The manual also details body and interior repairs, HVAC servicing, and electrical system diagnostics, complete with wiring schematics. Its scope extends to routine maintenance procedures, diagnostic guidance, and specific fluid specifications, empowering owners and technicians to effectively maintain the vehicle's performance and longevity.