At the end of the 1970s, a new angular series was introduced: the 50-horsepower Same Falcon, the 52-horsepower Condor, and the 60-horsepower Taurus. Among these, the Falcon and Condor were mostly cabless tractors for the domestic market, while the Taurus, which was also imported to Finland, was more intended for export. Additionally, the series of compact tractors equipped with roll-over protection was complemented by the narrower Minitaurus 60, which was slimmer than the Taurus.

Unlike other Same models from the same era, the Condor and Taurus differed in that they did not have an available differential lock for the front axle, and except for the final stages, the Taurus used dry disc brakes. Like the other models, these also featured draft control and air-cooled engines. The transmissions had synchronized basic gears.

Smaller than these models were the 2-cylinder Delfino 35 and the Aurora 45.

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