This comprehensive Oldsmobile Aurora 2000 Body Repair Manual provides detailed instructions for all necessary repairs, covering the entire vehicle from front to back. It is the same manual used by professional garages and workshops to repair your car. Armed with this manual, you can save significant costs by performing repairs yourself. The manual contains clear illustrations, diagrams, technical specifications, in-depth illustrations, and step-by-step explanations, making the repair process easy to understand, even for those with limited automotive knowledge.

The Oldsmobile Aurora, a mid-size luxury sedan, was introduced in 1995 as a showcase for General Motors' new "Aurora" platform, a technologically advanced architecture designed to compete directly with European luxury marques like BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The 2000 model year Aurora, the last of its kind, continued to build on this legacy, offering a refined blend of performance, comfort, and luxury. It was powered by a 3.5-liter supercharged V6 engine, producing a healthy 250 horsepower and 250 lb-ft of torque, capable of propelling the car from 0 to 60 mph in under 7 seconds. The Aurora's unibody construction, with its independent front and rear suspension, delivered a surprisingly nimble and engaging driving experience, complemented by a well-balanced suspension that prioritized comfort without sacrificing handling.

Inside, the Aurora's spacious cabin offered plush leather upholstery, wood trim, and a wealth of features, including a premium sound system and optional heated seats. While not overly opulent, the interior was undeniably well-appointed, offering a sense of refinement and luxury that resonated with its target audience. Unfortunately, despite its strengths, the Aurora faced a challenging marketplace. The growing popularity of SUVs and the ever-increasing competition from established luxury brands eventually led to the discontinuation of the model after the 2000 model year. Though its legacy is short, the Oldsmobile Aurora, particularly the 2000 model, remains a compelling example of a well-engineered and stylish American luxury sedan that offered a compelling alternative to its European rivals during its time.