Fraud Broko

Fraud Broko is a vehicle introduced in the original Carmageddon. It returns in Carmageddon (Funsize), and makes an appearance in the Carmageddon: TDR 2000 comic.

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Carmageddon

Carmageddon vehicle
Fraud Broko
Info
Internal opponent number	18
Internal name	OK
Strength (1 - 5)	3
Network availability	Never
Driver	OK Stimpson
Race number	8
Grid icon
Multiplayer icon
Top speed	170 mph
Kerb weight	1.9 tons
0 - 60 mph in	8.9 seconds
Stealworthy	N
Description
"He seems a friendly kind of guy, but appearances can deceive, and the way he guns that 4x4 along you’d think he was on the run!"

Fraud Broko is one of the 30 original vehicles from Carmageddon, driven by OK Stimpson. It first appears among the first batch of opponents and is not stealworthy.

Design

The car is heavily modified first generation Ford Bronco with a hood scoop and massive, spiked bull bar. Early screenshots with high resolution textures shows that it's race number is supposed to have outline, in final version this is almost unnoticeable.

Performance

This car's handling is deliberately terrible: It's as if the Jelly suspension "powerup" was built-in.

Driver

OK Stimpson is a smiling man with bloody clothes.

Trivia

• Fraud Broko is replaced by Monster Masher in the Splat Pack expansion.
• OK is an obvious parody of O. J. Simpson, who is nowadays more famous for his highly publicized murder trial than for his days as an American Football player. The Fraud Broko is based on his Ford Bronco SUV, which was used in a nationally televised low-speed highway pursuit when Simpson refused to turn himself in. During his sports career, Simpson was known as "The Juice."
• In the US version of Carmageddon, as well as the Android and iOS version, Fraud Broko's driver is named "Juicy Jones", and the blood on his shirt is re-coloured to resemble orange juice (or as some would call it, O.J.). His bio also changes: "This man loves oranges, but because of his OTT suspension he tends to spill his orange juice everywhere." The portrait seen on the view racers screen also has some noticeable differences compared to most other portraits, using a different font for the racer's name, as well as lacking the full "slide up" and "slide down" animations. The latter makes Juicy's portrait seem to appear more abruptly than other racers. No official statement has been made as to the reasons behind the name, portrait, and bio change, though the nature of the changes seem to indicate issues with the obvious likeness to O. J. Simpson.
• Some original (non-GOG) US editions of the Carmageddon Max Pack use both the "OK Stimpson" and "Juicy Jones" names, with the former being used for Carmageddon and the latter used by the Splat Pack.
• The name of this car's FLI file is CHEVYCHA. This would suggest Chevy Chase, which in turn would point to his aforementioned pursuit, where he drove a Chevrolet and not a Ford.
• Fraud Broko is one of 9 cars with the "8" race number. The others are: Ramraider, LadyBug2, Purple Piledriver, Ray Zee Fool's vehicle, Caddy Fat Cat in Carmageddon 64, Vlad 3 also in C64, The Mecha, and Buggy.

Gallery

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  Fraud Broko's info screen.

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  Render of Fraud Broko from the intro.

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  Juicy Jones' mugshot.

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  Early screenshot featuring Fraud Broko.

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  Another early screenshot featuring Fraud Broko.

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  Comparison between OJ Simpson and OK Stimpson's mugshot.

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  Early pencil sketch of OK Stimpson.

Model Viewer

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Carmageddon: TDR 2000 (comic)

Carmageddon: TDR 2000 (comic) vehicle
Fraud Broko
Driver	Max Damage
Race number	no number

Fraud Broko appears in the Tozzer Carmageddon comic despite not appearing in TDR 2000, being driven by Max Damage.

Design

The comic design is almost like the one from the original Carmageddon, but is white, lacks the race number and has two nos-bottles poking through a bonnet instead of the hood scoop that the original had.

Max Damage drove the Fraud Broko before having his skin burned in Issue 2. He crashed into Jack Clawhammer's Suppressor, killing him, and overhears that a nuke will reach his location in 2 minutes. He once again uses the Fraud Broko, but now to escape the nuke. His skin gets burned and the car gets wrecked.

Trivia

• Viper from main game has somewhat similar placement of nos bottle poking through bonnet. However it only has one bottle.

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Carmageddon (Funsize)

Carmageddon (Funsize) vehicle
Fraud Broko
Info
Driver	Juicy Jones
Race number	8
Top speed	170 mph
Kerb weight	1.79 tons
0-60mph	6.69 seconds
Toughness	6
Stealworthy	Y
Description
"This man loves oranges, but because of his OTT suspension he tends to spill his orange juice everywhere!"

In the Funsize version of Carmageddon, the Fraud Broko now becomes stealworthy at rank 20. Also, it now appears among the second tier of opponents instead of the first.

Design

This design is a smoother version of the one from the original game. It's race number has lost it's outline in conversion.

Performance

In this version, the vehicle doesn't have Jelly Suspension built in anymore.

Trivia

• Fraud Broko is one of the opponent vehicles in the demo.
• Even though it no longer handles like it has Jelly Suspension built in, the description still mentions it.

Gallery

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  Texture used by Funsize Fraud Broko.

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  Another texture used by Funsize Fraud Broko.

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  Texture from Gizmondo port that Funsize texture was modified from.

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Vehicles in Carmageddon: TDR 2000 (comic) (cat)
Introduced in Episode 1	Blue car · Pink Pulveriser · Suppressor
Introduced in Episode 2	Eagle MK4 · Fraud Broko · Rig O'Mortis
Introduced in Episode 3	Bumble Bee
Introduced in Episode 4	Dragula · The Fortress
Introduced in Episode 5	Cop Car · Tomahawk
Introduced in Episode 6	Street Eater
Introduced in Episode 9	The Boss · Tina
Introduced in Episode 10	Alien Limousine · Electric Blue