Pure Art Deco styling, with several curiosities, for example, the steering wheel was placed in the centre of the car for a better view of the road. It was unusually wide, allowing three seats in a row. This peculiarity makes one imagine the driver in the middle with a passenger on each side.
The innovative central steering wheel of this model was not well received by the public, with drivers complaining that the journey from the door to the driving position in such a wide car was very uncomfortable. This, coupled with the fact that the Panhard was never particularly cheap, meant that sales of this model were very poor.
