LONDON: Audi drivers are more likely to be unfaithful in a relationship than other motorists, according to a survey. The poll carried out by dating site illicitencounters.com suggests that owners of premium car brands are most likely to cheat on their partners. BMW drivers — who topped last year’s poll — were pushed into second place with owners of Mercedes, Volvos and VWs completing the top five. “Cars can reveal a lot about their owners,” said site spokesman Mike Taylor. “All the cars in the top five represent our members.

They are typically successful, motivated, high-achievers who are less likely to settle for something they find unsatisfying, be it a car or a relationship.” The car least likely to be driven by an adulterer was revealed to be a Peugeot, followed by Renault, Rover, Skoda and Hyundai.