The Anhut Motor Car Company was an American brass era automobile manufacturer, based in Detroit, Michigan, from 1909 until 1910.
The car was known as the Anhut 6, and used a Brownell six-cylinder overhead valve engine of 3.7L[citation needed] displacement, producing 36 hp (27 kW; 36 PS), with a 110 in (2,800 mm) wheelbase.
[5] Sales were promising,[2] and the company purchased the factory of the bankrupt Chatham Motor Car Company in 1910,[6] continuing to manufacture badge engineered Chathams under its own brand[7] for the Canadian market.
[2] Anhut relinquished control of the company in order to concentrate on his upcoming re-election to the Michigan State Senate.
[5] Barnes planned to build a six-cylinder car for $2,250 and a four-cylinder for $1,400, but the company was bankrupt by November 1910.