The Thomas of Saginaw was an American car project promoted by Saginaw, Michigan businessmen, including W.H. Porter and L.E. Rowley, who sought a local factory and support for the venture while a prototype was being built. The actual construction took place in Lansing, carried out by the Acme Engine Company. Only the prototype is known to have been completed, finished by late summer of 1914, and production never followed. The…