Büssing
Germany · Founded 1903
Büssing was a German commercial-vehicle manufacturer from Braunschweig, particularly associated with underfloor-engine trucks. MAN absorbed the company in 1971–1972 and retained Büssing's lion in its corporate emblem.
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Truck Models
MAN-Büssing
Introduced 1971
Transitional MAN-Büssing range that continued Büssing products and branding after MAN's takeover.
8000
Production period unknown
Heavy bonneted Büssing road truck from the marque's post-war long-distance range.
BS 16
Production period unknown
Late Büssing heavy road-truck family produced around the transition into MAN ownership.
Burglöwe
Production period unknown
The Büssing Burglöwe was a post-war medium truck family used for local haulage, distribution and municipal bodies.
Commodore
Production period unknown
Heavy Büssing truck family offered with the company's characteristic underfloor-engine architecture.
LU 11
Production period unknown
The Büssing LU 11 was a forward-control heavy truck built around the marque's characteristic underfloor-engine layout.
Supercargo
Production period unknown
Forward-control Büssing heavy truck using an underfloor engine to maximize cab and load-space utility.