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Kim Cattrall knows a thing about sex in cities–but will no longer be appearing in racy Nissan commercials in New Zealand, the car maker said. Car maker Nissan has pulled a television advert starring Sex and the City actor Kim Cattrall from screens in New Zealand after complaints over its raunchy content.
The 49-year-old, who played sex-obsessed Samantha Jones on the hit HBO “Sex and The City” show, appears in the ad purring with excitement over the latest Nissan model. She tells a salesman, “Why didn’t you tell me it was so big, I just wasn’t prepared for it?
The ad climaxes with with a shot of a sign reading “Hump,” and as the car goes over the road bump, Cattrall lets loose one final scream, punctuated by a voicover: “The all-new Nissan Tilda makes you feel really, really, really good inside.”
After a test drive she says, “Ah! That was amazing. Absolutely fabulous! I mean the great body and the way you moved it.”
Short version commercial viewable on YouTube

Nissan said it was taking the commercial off the air before the board could consider the objections. “We made this decision in the interest of self-regulation and in response to public feedback,” Nissan said in a released statement to the press. One complainant told the authority the advertisement’s use of sexually explicit language to promote a vehicle was “inappropriate and unnecessary”.
Advertising agencies are generally able to push the envelope pretty far in New Zealand. The Samantha ad had been approved by New Zealand’s TV censors. But after it aired, the complaints came in.