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At the higher end of the Samen V-engine tractor series, a 6-cylinder Buffalo was introduced in 1968, producing 105 hp. The technology was similar to that of the smaller Ariete.

In the new Same Pantera and Drago models of 1973, the front hood stamping was abandoned for the first time. The preceding Ariete 85's 5.0-liter four-cylinder engine was replaced in the Pantera by a 4.5-liter five-cylinder (83 hp). This was apparently the first 5-cylinder tractor engine. The Drago had a 6-cylinder version of the same engine with a power output of 97 hp. The Buffalo was also updated into the same series, featuring a 6.2-liter engine producing 115 hp. The Pantera had a new 12+3 gearbox, while the Drago retained the previously used 8+4.

Unlike the smaller models, oil-bath disc brakes, 1000 rpm PTO, and hydrostatic steering were standard. The turning radius of four-wheel-drive models (12.0–13.4 m) is among the largest reported. There are differences in lifting capacities between German- and English-language brochures. The Dragon figure in the table reflects the larger German specifications. Lengths shown in parentheses are without lifting arms.

The Pantera and Dragon model designations did not include the power rating combined, but Pantera is also sometimes referred to as Pantera 88, and Drago as Drago 100, to differentiate from the later Drago 120. In 1975, the top of the range was introduced with the 6.8-liter Hercules 150.

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