at the 30th paris motor show in october 1936 the car was offered in bare chassis form at 24,000 francs. a four seater 2-door "coupė" bodied car was priced at 31,500 francs while the sedan/saloon bodied car – now described not as a "berline" but with the more traditional term "conduite intėrieur" came in at 32,800 francs. as before, the saloon/sedan bodied car had a sedate old fashioned appearance that offered no hint of the modern technology underneath. the "roadster" was priced at 35,500 francs and the four seater cabriolet at 35,900 francs. in every case, the price included a four-speed manual transmission (brought in from delahaye), but for an extra 1,500 francs customers could specify a "cotal preselector transmission".