Magirus-Deutz
Germany
Magirus-Deutz was a German commercial-vehicle manufacturer based in Ulm, noted for air-cooled diesel trucks and specialist fire and all-terrain vehicles. It was one of the companies combined to form Iveco in 1975.
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- Models
- 9
- Generations
- 3
- Engines
Truck Models
Mercur
1951–1972
Medium-duty air-cooled Magirus-Deutz truck family offered in bonneted and forward-control forms.
90 D Series
Production period unknown
Light and medium forward-control Magirus-Deutz range associated with the jointly developed Club of Four cab architecture.
D Series
Production period unknown
Cab-over truck range for medium and heavy road and vocational service.
Eckhauber
Production period unknown
Angular-bonnet heavy-truck family known for rugged construction and air-cooled diesel power.
Jupiter
Production period unknown
Heavy member of Magirus-Deutz's planet-named post-war range, including rugged all-wheel-drive and military configurations.
Pluto
Production period unknown
Pluto formed part of Magirus-Deutz's heavy planet-named truck programme for road and vocational operation.
Rundhauber
Production period unknown
The Magirus-Deutz Rundhauber was the rounded-bonnet predecessor to the Eckhauber and a defining air-cooled post-war road and all-terrain truck family.
Saturn
Production period unknown
Saturn identified a heavy class in Magirus-Deutz's planet-named post-war range for road haulage and specialist duties.
Uranus
Production period unknown
The Magirus-Deutz Uranus was a heavy three-axle all-wheel-drive family best known for tank transport, recovery and other severe-duty roles.