CarmageddonEdit

Carmageddon driver
Ed 101
Tashita Coupe
Info
Internal opponent number	27
Strength (1 - 5)	1
Network availability	All
Short name (?)	Ed 101
Race number	10
Top speed	280 mph
Kerb weight	0.9 tons
0 - 60 mph in	4.2 seconds
Stealworthy	Yes
Description
"Ed blew a fuse and went psycho. The crazed android stole a prototype prized racing coupe in order to cause high-speed carnage."

Carmageddon Splat PackEdit

Carmageddon Splat Pack driver
Ed 101
Tashita Coupe
Info
Internal opponent number	27
Strength (1 - 5)	1
Network availability	All
Short name (?)	Ed 101
Race number	10
Top speed	280 mph
Kerb weight	0.9 tons
0 - 60 mph in	4.2 seconds
Stealworthy	Yes
Description
"Ed blew a fuse and went psycho. The crazed android stole a prototype prized racing coupe in order to cause high-speed carnage."

Carmageddon IIEdit

Carmageddon II driver
Ed 101
Tashita2
Info
Internal opponent number	26
Strength (1 - 5)	2
Network availability	all
Short name	Ed101
Gender	♂
Race number	23
Status icon
Top speed	190 mph
Kerb weight	1.5 tons
0 - 60 mph in	3.9 seconds
Cost	170,000 credits
Description
"A fiercely fast and technologically advanced racing machine from the far east."

Carmageddon 64Edit

TriviaEdit

• A robot with psychotic tendencies could be said to draw inspiration from the Terminator franchise, especially when one considers that Arnie's model number was T-101. A more noticeable comparison namewise would be with the ED-209 droid from action film RoboCop.
• Driver's Ed (short for Driver's Education) is the name for driving lessons in the US, and 101 is a beginning-level or basic course number taught at colleges and universities.
• A Tashita with a different paintjob (and driven by Batmad) features in the Carmageddon II intro FMV.
• Ed 101 is not to be confused with De-d 209 from the PlayStation version.
• Tashita Coupe is based primarily upon the racing spec Toyota Supra. It also contains elements of the Mazda RX-7 and Peugeot 205 Turbo 16. Both Toyota and Mazda are Japanese companies, which would explain the Japanese flag image on the bonnet.
• Tashita 2 is a 1991 Nissan Skyline GT-R R32, which in its day was one of the most successful racing cars of its class.
• The Tashita appeared in the intro of the Playstation version, but with an different paintjob.
• The Official Carmageddon web site showed a very different vehicle for Ed 101 to drive in Carmageddon, which didn't make it into the final release: A Wipeout-style hover car. Its textures, however are hidden in the final release, inside Devil's Canyon Mining Town's files.