The legendary Art Deco coachbuilder of Neuilly, reborn to dress modern chassis in hand built carbon.
Founded by Iakov (Jacques) Saoutchik.
Saoutchik bodied Mercedes-Benz, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Bugatti and Delahaye chassis, and a Delage D8-120 became Charles de Gaulle's first government car.
Pablo Picasso long owned a Saoutchik bodied car.
The original company ceased operating in 1955 as demand for custom bodies declined.
A new Saoutchik company was founded in the Netherlands in 2016 and revealed the 300 GTC, based on the Mercedes SL, in 2024.
The Saoutchik Legacy has a full carbon fibre body of more than 300 parts, a performance package, forged wheels and a bespoke interior.
Art Deco chrome lines sweep across a coachbuilt body.
New stories from Saoutchik arrive here as we publish them, straight from the house.
Bespoke is made in person: a conversation, a measure, and fittings until it is right.
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