Büssing models
The Brunswick lion shaped German long-haul until the brand merged into MAN in 1971: Büssing stands for underfloor engines, striking bonneted trucks and classic buses. An overview of around 215 model cars of the Büssing brand.
The lion from Brunswick
On era III layouts, Büssing bonneted trucks belong in front of every haulage yard; underfloor series like the Commodore embody the brand's technical ambition. In city bus service too, Büssing buses were standard for decades – from the Trambus to the Senator.
Brekina and Wiking carry bonneted trucks, underfloor lorries and buses in many haulier and operator variants. The lion emblem lives on to this day on the front of MAN.