3 generations0 followers0 posts

PUCH Pinzgauer

1971 – 2000 · GERMANY

Puch›PUCH Pinzgauer

The Pinzgauer is a range of durable and versatile military utility vehicles that are designed for high mobility in all-terrain environments. Developed in the late 1960s by Steyr-Daimler-Puch in Graz, Austria, these 4WD (4×4) and 6WD (6×6) vehicles were named after the Pinzgauer cattle breed native to Austria. The Pinzgauer vehicles were highly sought after by military customers for their reliability and off-road capabilities, leading to continued production at the Guildford facility in Surrey, England, under BAE Systems Land & Armaments. However, a shift in ownership occurred in 2000 when the rights to manufacture the Pinzgauer were sold to Automotive

3 generations of the PUCH Pinzgauer

Version	Years	Engine	Gearbox	Drive	Body
PUCH Pinzgauer 712	1971 to 1985	2.5L naturally aspirated inline-four	Manual	AWD	SUV
PUCH Pinzgauer 710	1974 to 1987	2.5L naturally aspirated inline-four	Manual	AWD	SUV
PUCH Pinzgauer 718	1987 to 2000	2.4L inline-four	Auto, Manual	AWD	SUV