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| − | After a fight with his executives whom he felt were out of touch with the needs and wants of the American car customer, | + | After a fight with his executives whom he felt were out of touch with the needs and wants of the American car customer, Herb asked Homer to design a car the average American would want to buy. However, Homer's views were much different to that of the average American. At the launch of Homer's car (named [[The Homer]]) it was revealed the car would cost $82,000. The result is that the company went bankrupt with Herb losing his home, business and everything he ever worked for. Powell Motors is last seen being overtaken by Komatsu Motors due to its bankruptcy. Although commercials for Powell Motors were never shown, Herb later says the company jingle was "Whether you are going near or far; Powell makes a pow-pow-powerful car." |
== Non-canon == | == Non-canon == | ||
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Powell Motors
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Powell Motors was a motor company owned by Homer's half brother, Herbert Powell, based in Detroit, Michigan.
History
After a fight with his executives whom he felt were out of touch with the needs and wants of the American car customer, Herb asked Homer to design a car the average American would want to buy. However, Homer's views were much different to that of the average American. At the launch of Homer's car (named The Homer) it was revealed the car would cost $82,000. The result is that the company went bankrupt with Herb losing his home, business and everything he ever worked for. Powell Motors is last seen being overtaken by Komatsu Motors due to its bankruptcy. Although commercials for Powell Motors were never shown, Herb later says the company jingle was "Whether you are going near or far; Powell makes a pow-pow-powerful car."
Non-canon
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Appearances
Episode – "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" - Episode – "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" (mentioned)
Video game – Virtual Springfield (name seen)- Video game – The Simpsons Tapped Out
