The advertising for the 3-seater convertible was completely tailored to women drivers. The contours mirrored the open-top four-seater (Phaeton). However, it had an all-steel body with high-framed doors and wind-up windows, along with a protective cover for the roof. The perfectly fitting soft top was made of corduroy fabric and had a lightweight lining, the side storm bars that stretched across the soft top gave the convertible a particularly sophisticated and classy appearance. However, if the top was closed, passengers sitting in the rear could no longer see out of the sides. The comprehensive equipment made the convertible the most expensive model in the series.