Want to make sure you can trust your other half? Make sure they drive a Peugeot. 

A new survey has revealed that Peugeot drivers are the motorists least likely to cheat on their other halves. Other cars driven by faithful sorts include Renault, Rover, Skoda and Hyundai models.

It’s bad news for the partners of Audi drivers though, as these drivers are the most likely to be unfaithful.

The stats come from a poll carried out by dating website illicitencounters.com, who found that as a whole, owners of premium car brands are most likely to cheat on their partners. 

BMW drivers were second on the ‘Most Likely to Cheat’ list, down one place from last year’s poll, and owners of Mercedes, Volvos and Volkswagen rounded out the top five. 

Spokesman for the site, Mike Taylor, said: "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." 

Translation: If you’d like to find a cheating ass who is already in a relationship that isn’t working, but is too cowardly to leave it, they've got several such ‘gems’ on their books. Lovely.