Interesting Facts About the Yugo Koral
The Yugo Koral traces its roots to the early 1950s, when Zastava first produced passenger cars using Fiat‑licensed designs. From a handmade 1978 Yugo 45 based on the Fiat 127 to a facelifted Koral IN that sold until 2008, the model spans decades of automotive history.
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Handmade Beginnings (1978)
The first Yugo 45 was handcrafted on 2 October 1978, built as a Fiat 127 under license from Fiat and featuring a modified body style. This marked the debut of the Yugo name on the Zastava Koral line.
Early Mass Production (1960s–1981)
Mass production of Yugo models started in the early 1960s and continued until 1981. Throughout the 1960s, Zastava built a series of Fiat‑based cars that evolved from earlier designs.
Final Facelift and Production End (2008)
The facelifted Zastava Koral IN remained on the market until 2008, after which all Zastava car production ceased. In total, 794,428 Yugos were produced over the model’s lifespan.
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