The 2001 Oldsmobile Aurora, alongside its GM platform siblings the 2000 Pontiac Bonneville and 2000 Buick LeSabre, represents a significant entry in the American automotive market of the early 2000s. The Aurora was positioned as a luxury sedan, distinguished by its refined styling, available V8 engine, and a comfortable, well-appointed interior. It aimed to provide a European luxury car experience at a more accessible price point, competing with established domestic and import brands. The Bonneville and LeSabre, while sharing a platform, offered their own distinct characteristics, with the Bonneville emphasizing spaciousness and performance, and the LeSabre prioritizing a quiet, comfortable ride.

This comprehensive Body & Collision Repair Manual, spanning over 1500 pages, is meticulously crafted to guide technicians through the intricacies of restoring these vehicles to their original condition. It covers essential areas including structural repair, body panel replacement, glass and seal servicing, and paint and refinishing procedures. The manual also details the repair and replacement of interior trim, lighting systems, and body-related electrical components. Furthermore, it provides in-depth guidance on safety system repairs, such as airbags and seatbelts, along with specific techniques for welding, adhesive bonding, and disassembly/assembly processes. This resource is an indispensable tool for ensuring accurate and high-quality collision repairs.