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This ad showing the iconic game "Pro Fishing Challenge (tm)" uses sexual appeal through innuendo as well as sexual imagery with the scantily clad woman on the boat in order to appeal to a male audience.

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This ad for a nifty new music machine, the Searcher 7000, uses the age old tactic of curiosity and sexual imagery to promote the product, mainly to men. The topless women is almost beckoning consumers to buy the product in order to remove it from the picture, and I can only assume the Japanese on the right offers some sort of confirmation to this claim...

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60's Pontiac was not subtle with this blatant ad demonstrating the car's plethora of leg room in their luxury cars. Using innuendo and an attractive woman sitting in the back (implying they aren't driving anywhere *wink*) capitalizes on man's desire to buy things that might get them some action.

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The family friendly company Nintendo used sexual appeal in this ad by demonstrating that the GameBoy will allow you to forego your primal desires and targets men's dream activities; sex and video games.

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Newport Cigarettes use the simple sexually stimulating word "pleasure" and a couple clearly in love in a tender embrace, illustrating how these cigarettes can lead to a happier sexual existence.

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Flying Machine Jeans used this ad as well as a series of sex-implicating ads in the early 2010s, but instead of sexualizing women for the benefit of men, they do it to make women want the jeans to feel sexy to a degree where they are proud.