Coggiola

Cars with bodies by Coggiola

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  Stutz

  Duplex (Coggiola one-off)

  Production not yet verified

  Factory competition

Key facts

Founded

1966¹ Independently researched

Founder

Sergio Coggiola¹ Independently researched

Headquarters

Turin, Italy¹ Independently researched

History

Sergio Coggiola left Ghia, where he spent about 14 years, to found Carrozzeria Coggiola in 1966. From 1969 it worked for Saab, including the Sonett III and Saab 9000 and the 98 Combi Coupe prototype. Later work covered Renault Megane and Scenic prototypes, the Mercedes-Benz VRC and F400 Carving, the Fiat Brava Sentiero, the Hummer T-Rex of 2000, Toyota and Mitsubishi concepts and the Opel Trixx. It also did aeronautical work, notably on helicopters. The page consulted gives no closure date.

Milestones

1. 1966
   Carrozzeria Coggiola founded in Turin.¹
2. 1969
   Long partnership with Saab begins.¹

Sources

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1. 1
   Carrozzeria Coggiola Level D Carrozzieri Italiani

   • Founded 1966
   • Saab (partnership from 1969)
   • Founded 1966 in Turin
   • Sergio Coggiola, industrial designer with 14 years at Ghia
   • Location: Turin, Italy
   • Founding, clients and notable cars

   Accessed 2026-11-13