It's bloody huge and will wreck anything in its path. In Carmageddon II, the "Tashita2" is fixed so that it's less fragile. In the first game, the "Tashita Coupe" front bumper is so long and has such a low profile that most frontal collisions will total the car.
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Considering the fact that Carmageddon is primarily a vechicular combat game with a lot of Car Fu, it is much more practical to use or save up and then purchase one of the slower but stronger vehicles and spend races wrecking other drivers instead of completing time-consuming laps with something that gets wrecked easily.
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The community generally agrees that Carmageddon's music greatly enhances the gameplay experience regardless of whichever game in the series is being referred to, which, considering the almost-universally negative reception of TDR 2000, speaks volumes about how suitable The Power of Rock accompanies a vehicular slayfest. TDR 2000 features a blend of hip-hop, rock and metal songs, and Reincarnation & Max Damage bring back a few of Fear Factory's songs from the first game, but a vast majority of its soundtrack is a combination of hard rock and heavy metal songs composed by Maximum Sexy Pigeon and Morgue.
The game takes place in a Dystopian Cyberpunk future, the residence all appear rather animesque in terms of fashion sense ( even sporting eccentric hair colours), and this is further evident in two playable vehicles: The Mecha, a weaponized Itasha, and The Machine, a vehicular cyborg body 'driven' by a man named Tetsuo.