Mazda Familia (BJ) 1998–2003 Body Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide that provides in-depth information and instructions for repairing and restoring the body of the Mazda Familia. It is specifically tailored for the Japanese market and covers the right-hand drive models.

Body dimensions for restoring the body geometry of Mazda Familia (BH) 1994-1996 are used to verify the body geometry and facilitate the subsequent repair of damaged parts. These measurements are specifically applicable to the right-hand drive versions of Mazda Familia for the Japanese market. The manual can also be used for restoring the body of the Ford Laser Sedan & 3DR Hatchback.

Body dimensions for restoring the body geometry of Mazda Familia (BH) 1996-1998 are used to verify the body geometry and facilitate the subsequent repair of damaged parts. These measurements are specifically applicable to the right-hand drive versions of Mazda Familia for the Japanese market. The manual can also be used for restoring the body of the Ford Laser 3DR Hatchback.

Body dimensions for restoring the body geometry of Mazda Familia & Eunos 100 (BG) 1989-1994 are used to verify the body geometry and facilitate the subsequent repair of damaged parts. These measurements are specifically applicable to the right-hand drive versions of Mazda Familia for the Japanese market. The manual can also be used for restoring the body of the Ford Laser and Eunos 100.

Body dimensions for restoring the body geometry of Mazda Familia (BF) 1985-1989 are used to verify the body geometry and facilitate the subsequent repair of damaged parts. These measurements are specifically applicable to the right-hand drive versions of Mazda Familia (3DR & 5DR Hatchback, Sedan) for the Japanese market. The manual can also be used for restoring the body of the Ford Laser (BF) 1985-1989.

The factory manuals contain body dimensions for the Nissan AD Van (Y12) 2006–2016, including descriptions for replacing components, body dimensions, and control points for the body geometry of the Nissan AD Van (right-hand drive) for the Japanese market.

Body dimensions for restoring the body geometry of the Nissan Almera (G15) from 2012 are available. In 2013, the Renault Nissan Alliance began assembling Nissan Bluebird Sylphy 2005 model year vehicles (based on the Nissan B0 platform) under the name Nissan Almera G15 at the AVTOVAZ plant.

The Nissan Almera Classic (B10) 2006-2012 Body Repair Manual provides detailed information and instructions for repairing and maintaining the body of the Nissan Almera Classic model. In 2002, Renault Samsung Motors commenced production of the Renault Samsung SM3, a vehicle based on the N16 Pulsar platform. From April 2006 onwards, the car began to be sold in Russia under the name Almera Classic. The Almera Classic, essentially a rebadged version of the Renault Samsung SM3, offered a familiar design and platform to Russian consumers.

The factory manual contains the body control dimensions for the Nissan Almera 2000-2006 Body Repair Manual (N16), including descriptions for replacing various body components of the N16 model and body control dimensions and reference points for maintaining the body geometry of the second-generation Nissan Almera. The Almera was produced in three body styles: three-door and five-door hatchbacks, as well as a sedan. The vehicles of this generation were equipped with Nissan QG petrol engines with a displacement of 1.5 and 1.8 liters, direct injection YD22DDT turbocharged diesel engines with a displacement of 2.2 liters, and regular YD22DDTi turbocharged diesel engines.

The factory manual contains the body dimensions for the Nissan Almera Tino (V10) 2000-2006 Body Repair Manual, including descriptions for replacing various body components of the V10 model and body dimensions and reference points for maintaining the body geometry of the Nissan Almera Tino. The manual can also be used for repairing right-hand drive Nissan Tino (V10) 1998-2003 models intended for the Japanese market.