Lorraine was an American automobile brand produced by the Lorraine Motors Corporation of Grand Rapids, Michigan, between 1920 and 1921. The company emerged as a continuation of the Hackett Motor Co., which had built low-volume assembled cars in the same city from 1917 to 1920. Like its predecessor, Lorraine offered an unremarkable four-cylinder car. In 1920, it was available solely as a touring car under the designation Model 20-A. This…