The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened/existed. In the opening gag of How Lisa Got Her Marge Back, the car was hovering across the screen.It also has a metal bowler as a hood ornament. The car has various outdated features such as bubble domes, shag carpeting, and tailfins.The car also features gigantic cupholders, which actually became a feature on many cars in the 1990s onward.There are three horns, as Homer claims that 'you can never find a horn when you're mad.' The three horns play the song 'La Cucaracha.'.According to Homer, the engine sound causes people to think 'the world's coming to an end.'.The Homer has two bubble domes one in the front, while the one in the back is for quarreling kids, and comes with optional restraints and muzzles.When The Simpsons were driving back to Springfield, Bart told a dejected Homer he thought it was pretty cool. During Herb Powell's rant upon learning the price tag about how he was ruined, Homer was seen sheepishly grinning, implying that even he knew he had screwed up immensely. Unfortunately, Homer's creation was such a monstrously strange car, cost so much to develop, and had such a high price tag (Approximately $82,000), that Herb's car company went out of business shortly after, with its building purchased by Komatsu Motors. Homer took charge of the project after Herb encouraged him to obey his gut when it came to what kind of car he wanted. Despite the many objections of Herb's employees, Herb encouraged Homer to follow his instincts in creating a car that American consumers would want to buy. Unfortunately, Homer's views on an ideal car were much different than that of an average American. Thanks to Homer's dislike of the cars Herb's company was creating, Herb decided his company needed a new car that would appeal to the 'average' American.

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