Homes Under The Hammer star Lucy Alexander, 48, put on a busty display as she played the role of a game show host to promote Mini in 1998.
The advert included Lucy as a presenter and ex EastEnders star Kacey Ainsworth, 50, as a contestant who guessed the names of cars by looking at men’s private parts.
The cheeky clip consisted of various naked men, with their bottoms on show to the audience.
At the start of the offering, the property expert can be seen introducing contestant Helen, played by Kacey, to the crowd.
She then turned to the audience and blurted out: “Let’s tug that tassle,” as the game commenced.
Lucy previously spoke out about the advert on Twitter in view of her 26,000 followers.
She wrote: “Funny… Looking at an old ‘Mini’ Tv advert I did!!!! 1998 Mini ‘Game Show’ Cinema Ad – YouTube.”
Lucy then shared the post with Kacey, writing: “Remember our old cheeky ad we did?!! #Mini.”
But instead of commenting on the advert, the actress replied: “Hey Lucy!
“Nice to see you doing some other work too not just homes under the but I’ll miss you on it! Xxx.”
Speaking in 2017, Lucy replied telling Kacey she had “exciting things” in the pipeline following her departure from the show.
Lucy is best known for presenting Homes Under The Hammer from 2003 to 2016.
The mother-of-two fronted the show alongside veteran host Martin Roberts and Dion Dublin, who joined in 2015.
Lucy was replaced by Martell Maxwell in 2017.
Following her departure from the show, the presenter moved on to front various other shows including The Customer Is Always Right.
Earlier this year, Lucy Alexander admitted she misses the show “hugely” but doesn’t regret leaving.
She told Express.co.uk: “I have done it for a very long time and sometimes in life you need a little change, so I don’t regret anything at all.
“I still watch it and I’m still on it all the time. I remember all the people, they remind me of the houses.
“I love people so for me to interview them was the highlight of my job and I miss it hugely.”
Homes Under The Hammer continues today at 10am on BBC One.
