The Flanders automobile brand was established by the Everitt-Metzger Flanders Company in Detroit, Michigan, and operated from 1909 to 1912. The brand was named after Walter Flanders, who had previously been a partner in a competing automotive venture. The Flanders was designed as a light car, initially priced at $750, which positioned it competitively against the Ford Model T, particularly in its early years. Production of the Flanders took…