mpg (5.5 L/100 km) in the city and 79 mpg (3.4 L/100 km) at a steady 60 km/h (37 mph). The tires were of 155/SR12 format. The Pao was offered in four colors: Aqua Gray (#FJ-0), Olive Gray (#DJ-0), Ivory (#EJ-I) and Terracotta (#AJ-0). The design of the Pao is usually credited to Naoki Sakai who also worked for Olympus, where he brought back "the brushed aluminium look". Sakai also helped design Toyota's later WiLL cars, which echo the Pike series. Specifications Vehicle type number: Nissan E-PK10 Models: Pao w/5-speed manual transmission (PK10GF) or with 3-speed automatic (PK10GA) Pao canvas top w/ 5-speed manual transmission (PK10GFW) or with 3-speed automatic (PK10GAW) Dimensions and weight Length: Width: Height: - Wheelbase: Front/rear tread: Ground clearance: Min. turning circle: 4.40 m (14.5 ft) Seating capacity: 5 people Vehicle weight: - Gross vehicle weight (kg): - Fuel consumption City: 5-speed ; automatic At steady 60 km/h (38 mph): 5-speed ; automatic Engine Type: MA10S Water-cooled inline-4 cylinder Cylinder bore and stroke: 68.0 x 68.0 mm Total cubic displacement: 987 cc Compression ratio: 9.5:1 Output (net): at 6000 rpm Largest torque (net): at 3600 rpm 1-bbl carburettor Fuel and tank capacity: unleaded regular, Exterior colors Aqua Gray (#FJ-0) (16,900 produced) Olive Gray (#DJ-0) (6488 produced) Ivory (#EJ-I) (6362 produced) Terracotta (#AJ-0) (1595 produced) Gold (#EJ-0) (1 produced) Blue-black (#BG-8) (1 produced) Interior colors Ivory (#EJ-I) Black (#EJ-I) Standard equipment Power steering Electromagnetic glass hatch release Height-adjustable driver's seat Intermittent wiper Tensionless ELR seat belts (front seats), Radio and tape deck Optional extras Clock Tonneau cover/parcel shelf Drinks holder Dash tray Under-dash tray Leather steering wheel grips Combination stereo/CD deck Rear speakers Fog lamp and front guard bar Lightweight aluminium wheels ‘Serviceable car kit’ comprising polish, brush, wash mitt, silver gloves, chamois and paperwork wallet, supplied in a courier-style bag made of Pao seat fabric Paoside Paoside was a range of Pao-specific products featuring the Pao logo which included accessories, clothing, toy cars and other items. Appearances in media The Nissan Pao has made at least 30 appearances in films and television series, including the opening scenes of Gareth Edwards’ 2014 film adaptation of Godzilla, myriad Asian films and television and Jeremy Clarkson’s Motorworld, listed at the IMCDb database. A heavily modified Nissan Pao appeared in Japanese drifter and garage owner Ken Nomura’s DVD Drift Tengoku, featuring the host attempting to drift the car alongside the