Deutz-Fahr

The lineage of Deutz extends back to the pioneering work of Nikolaus Otto, Gottlieb Daimler, and the very origins of the internal combustion engine. The creation of agricultural machinery commenced in 1907. Following the Second World War, Deutz tractors gained widespread acclaim throughout western Europe, favored by farmers for their robust, uncomplicated air-cooled diesel powerplants. A pivotal moment arrived in 1969 with the union of Deutz and Fahr, a renowned manufacturer of farm implements, giving rise to the Deutz-Fahr name. Later, in 1995, the company was acquired by SAME.