Adulterers may wish to lock up their wheels

Adulterers who are caught having a secret affair may wish to make sure they have one of their prized possessions under lock and key.

While some would expected a cheated spouse to vent their frustrations at their unfaithful partner, or even hunting down their bit on the side, it seems women are more likely to take things up a gear.

A poll of 3,000 people by Autoglass found that one in ten women would target their partner's car if they found out they were playing away from home.

Of that figure, the majority of women in their early 30s said they would chose to sell the car for a few pence rather than damage it.

Meanwhile, unfaithful women may have cause for comfort as the study showed that men were less likely to seek revenge.

The findings seem to mirror that of the Tiger Woods secret affairs saga, in which he was involved in a mysterious car incident after his wife, Elin Nordegren, discovered he was having a bit on the side with multiple women.

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