October, 1964 - Malzoni GT was created by Rino Malzoni

1965 - DKW-Malzoni was born

1967 - DKW Malzoni won the best design award

1967 - DKW components no longer available; Puma switched to VW

1968 - Puma GT 1500 (Tuabrao) was introduced and launched

1969 - Puma GT 4R was created & given away in a contest

1970 - Puma GT was fitted with the 1600 Karmann-Ghia engine

1970 - Puma GT was displayed for the first time in an international event, in the Latin American Fair of Seville, Spain

1971 - GT Spyder (GTS) introduced and launched

1971 - GTB P8 concept was introduced

1971 - Puma GTO (Gran Turismo Omologato) prototype was introduced

1973 - Puma production started in Durban, South Africa

1973 - GTB (Gran Turismo Brazil) S1 was introduced and launched

1973 - Puma production ceased in Durban, South Africa

1975 - Puma GT (Tuabrao) Production Stopped

1975 - Puma GTE & GTS was introduced and launched

1976 - Puma GTE adopts the chassis of Brasilia

1978 - GTB (Gran Turismo Brazil) S2 was introduced and launched

1978 - Filho Malzoni GT was introduced

1981 - GTE & GTS receive redesigns and are renamed GTI & GTC

1981 - P-018 project was started

1982 - GTB S2 Super Clar was introduced

1982 - P-018 was introduced and launched

1983 - GTB S3 was introduced

1983 - GTB S4 was introduced

1984 - GTB S2 was stopped

1985 - P-018 production stopped

1985 - Sao Paulo plant closed

1985 - Puma Marketing (Mr. Jack Wijker) was formed to build and sell cars plus provide parts in South Africa

March, 1986 - GTB S2 production was resumed under the name Asa (Wing)

1987 - Asa (formerly called the GTB S2) production stopped

1987 - Alfa Metais assumed production from Araucaria Veiculos

1987 - AM-1 & AM-2 were launched

1988 - GTB AMV was launched

1989 - AM-3 & AM-4 were launched

1989 - Puma Marketing (South African Puma) began building and selling cars in South Africa

1989 - AM-1 & AM-2 production stopped

1989 - Puma Marketing (South African Puma) ceased building and selling cars in South Africa

1991 - GTB AMV was stopped

1993 - AM-3 & AM-4 production stopped

2006 - Puma Marketing (South African Puma) production restarted