CarmageddonEdit

Carmageddon driver
Heinz Faust
King Merc
Info
Internal opponent number	10
Strength (1 - 5)	5
Network availability	Never
Short name (?)	Heinz
Race number	4
Top speed	160 mph
Kerb weight	3.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in	7.6 seconds
Stealworthy	No
Description
"Teutonic terror Heinz has a supercharged superheavy sport coupe with go anywhere tank tracks... Don’t get caught in his path!"

Carmageddon IIEdit

Carmageddon II driver
Heinz Faust
The Supastuka
Info
Internal opponent number	6
Strength (1 - 5)	4
Network availability	all
Short name	Heinz
Gender	♂
Race number	633
Status icon
Top speed	400 mph
Kerb weight	4.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in	4.2 seconds
Cost	395,000 credits
Description
"Now, here's something you don't see every day. A WW2 fighter-bomber for the road. Cool!"

Carmageddon (Game Boy Color)Edit

Carmageddon (Game Boy Color) driver
Super Stuka
Info
Top speed	400 mph
Kerb weight	4.0 tons
Cost	16,000 credits
Description
"Now, here's something you don't see every day. A WW2 fighter-bomber for the road. Cool!"

TriviaEdit

• Heinz (in place of Hans) is obviously taken from the ketchup/beans manufacturer of the same name, while Faust was a German who sold his soul to the Devil for knowledge.
  • Faust is also the German word for "Fist". One well-known use is the "Panzerfaust", a German anti-tank rocket launcher used in WW2, which can be translated as "Armored Fist".
• Stuka comes from "Sturzkampfflugzeug", meaning "dive bomber". Yes, the Stuka was a German WW2 fighter bomber! The particular model Heinz flies - er, drives - is a 1937 Junkers Ju-87.
• In TDR 2000, the King Merc appears as a new model, driven by Hans Kristoff Havocstein.
• The original Carmageddon's King Merc is a Mercedes-Benz W140 coupe.
• Judging by the mug shots, Heinz picked up some scars during the first Carmageddon.
• Heinz Faust wears a German uniform and drives a German car which he converted into a tank.
  • Heinz Guderian was a German general and famous commander of great panzer divisions during WW2. In the last year of the war he became Chief of the General Staff of the Heer.
• The number "four" on his tank means "vier" in German which is exactly pronounced like the word "fear".