Cabin architecture
TWO BUBBLE DOMES
A front dome for the driver and a rear isolation dome for quarreling kids, available with optional restraints and muzzles.
Powell Motors concept division
THE HOMER PERFORMANCE CONCEPT.
Bubble-domed, horn-heavy, cupholder-rich transport for the average American who knows exactly what a car should be.
Designed for the average American
MAXIMUM INSTINCT. MINIMUM COMMITTEE.
Herb Powell asked for the kind of car people really want. Homer answered with bubble domes, a hood-mounted bowler, tailfins, shag carpeting, and a family-car sports-car hybrid no focus group could have imagined.
Signature equipment
EVERY WANT, INSTALLED.
Acoustic package
THREE HORNS
Because one horn is never where anger expects it to be. The full array plays La Cucaracha on demand.
Touring comfort
HUGE CUPHOLDERS
Oversized beverage command centers, paired with shag carpeting and tailfins for an unapologetically personal driving environment.
Concept data
THE NUMBERS.
$82K
Sticker price
2
Bubble domes
3
Horn positions
1991
First appearance
Behind the laughter
FROM BOARDROOM DISASTER TO CULT MACHINE.
The Homer began as a boardroom gamble, then kept reappearing as a collectible, a game vehicle, a diecast, and even a real-world LeMons race tribute.
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