Austria · founded 1920

Steyr Model History

Austria's most significant pre-war automaker (1920–1959) — engineering-led cars by Hans Ledwinka and Ferdinand Porsche, continued as the Puch 500 city car until 1975.

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Type II (Waffenauto)
Steyr's debut passenger car — a sturdy 3.3-litre SOHC six that put a weapons factory on the automotive map.
Touring car · 1920–1924
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Type XII
Steyr's international breakthrough — a refined 1.5-litre OHC six that won acclaim from London to Vienna.
Touring car · 1925–1929
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Austria (37/100 hp)
Ferdinand Porsche's ambitious Steyr masterpiece — a 5.3-litre straight-eight that was cancelled after only three prototypes.
Grand tourer · 1929–1930
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Steyr 120 / 125 Super
A streamlined inter-war six with independent front suspension — 1,400 built before its successor took over.
Mid-size car · 1935–1937
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Steyr 220
The pinnacle of pre-war Steyr — a 2.3-litre OHV six in four body styles, with coachbuilt Gläser cabriolets.
Mid-size car · 1937–1941
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Steyr 50 / 55 (Baby)
The 'Steyr Baby' — a VW-contemporary streamlined people's car that sold around 13,000 units before the war.
Economy car · 1936–1940
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Steyr-Puch 500
Austria's beloved post-war city car — a Fiat 500 body with a superior twin-cylinder Steyr-Puch engine, 60,000 built.
City car · 1957–1975
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Steyr models

Type II (Waffenauto)

Type XII

Austria (37/100 hp)

Steyr 120 / 125 Super

Steyr 220

Steyr 50 / 55 (Baby)

Steyr-Puch 500