At the end of 1977, Agrifull, which had come under Fiat ownership, gave model names to its vehicles. The biggest differences were in the extended wheelbases and lengths. The turbocharged version of the Tornado 80 was introduced as the Rodeo 90. The engines were still VM's air-cooled units, and the transmissions were Agrifull's own. Starting from the Derby 60, hydrostatic steering was available.

The lineup also included the Pinto 105, which featured a 6-cylinder, 104-horsepower engine, a 12+4 gearbox, and a safety cab. Its production apparently remained limited to a few individual units.

In 1979, the power of a few models was increased, and the model designations became: Jolly 50, Griso 75, and Rodeo 95.

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