A new study has found that people who drive Audis are the most likely to cheat on their partners

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A new study has found that people who drive Audis are the most likely to cheat on their partners. (Getty Images)

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The research was conducted by UK dating site IllicitEncounters.com. (Getty Images)

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A survey looking at the types of cars the site's users drive was sent to all of its 800,000 members. (Getty Images)

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German brand's dominated the list, with Audi in top spot 22.2 percent of drivers likely to cheat, the Age reported. (Getty Images)

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It was followed by fellow Teutonic makers BMW in second place 13.8 percent. (Health Me Up)

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Trailing behind Audi and BMW is German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz with 8.7 percent. (Getty Images)

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Scandinavian maker Volvo was ranked fourth 7.6 percent. (Getty Images)

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Volkswagen too features in the list with 5.7 percent. (Getty Images)

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IllicitEncounters.com is UK dating site which specialises in helping promiscuous partners find like-minded husbands and wives. (Getty Images)

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In 2012, the site released a similar report, which found BMW drivers to be the most adulterous on the road. (Getty Images)

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