The old Same Panter was replaced in the extensive 1978 model range update by the angularly designed 5-cylinder Panther 90. The 4.5-liter engine, inherited from the previous model, was air-cooled in the Same fashion, and the cylinders were also oil-cooled. The transmission was the same fully synchronized 12+3 as in its predecessor.

A year later, the Panther 95 and Jaguar 95 equipped with a 5.2-liter five-cylinder engine were introduced alongside. The technical differences between the models were minor. The Jaguar had more lifting power and was always equipped with a cab. The Panther could also be ordered with a roll bar. Both models could be fitted with an optional lowering gear as a new accessory, and the Jaguar also had an automatic front axle lock. These models had wide 16.9-24 front tires.

In the 1982 model range, the Panther was replaced by the lighter Leopard 90 Turbo, and the Jaguar's power was increased to 98 horsepower.

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