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Jon Snow features in ad for new sports car [VIDEO]

The commercial for the new Infiniti Q60 features Kit Harrington, who plays the great Jon Snow in “Game of Thrones”.

Kit Harrington and the Infiniti Q60

In a bid to make it attractive to this generation, the automaker has gotten Kit Harrington to star in the ad.

The video above shows the actor, who plays the great Jon Snow in “Game of Thrones”, in a red model.

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He is seen reciting William Blake’s poem, “The Tiger,” while driving down a winding road.

Features of this rebooted model include a range of new engine options, such as a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo with 208 horsepower and 250 lb-ft of torque.

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