 It was priced in 1931 at 3,385 Marks.Rasmussen seems to have hedged his bets when deciding how to use the spare capacity of his Spandau plant.At about the same time as he arranged to produce the new Peugeot-powered Audi Type P there, he also gave instructions for the development of a new front-wheel drive car to be derived from the company's innovative DKW Typ P. The result was the DKW F1, developed and to be produced at Zwickau, priced at approximately 2,000 Marks, and first seen in public in February 1931 at the Berlin Motor Show.