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A car choice can reveal a lot about a personality, sometimes even showing off traits that you may not want to broadcast in public.

According to a study conducted by dating website AshleyMadison.com, married men who drive Toyotas and married women who drive Hondas are the most likely to be cheaters in a marriage.


The site polled 3,600 of its users and found a trend in the cars they drive. Toyotas were chosen by 20.9 percent of men, and Honda's were the car of choice for 22.3 percent of women.Coming in at fifth on the list were the only two luxury car brands that made the top ten, with BMW being preferred by 6.4 percent of men and Mercedes-Benz being the vehicle of choice for 6.6 percent of unfaithful women.

Apparently black is the color of choice for the spouse, as 29.3 percent of polled cheaters drive black cars.

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Over the past few years Lexus has been referred to as a Japanese Buick, with the number one reason being the ES front-drive luxury sedan a car that drew direct comparisons with the not-quite-Cadillac GM premium brand. To erase those comparos the new 2013 ES gets a more stylish exterior with a GS-themed front nose and a profile more like the flagship LS.

Swapping its Camry underpinnings for an Avalon platform it has, however, grown even more in size a notable Buick trait. Plus, to challenge the eAssist mild-hybrid LaCrosse, there's finally now an ES300h hybrid system getting 39 mpg average.

More: Top 10 Cars of the 2012 NY Auto Show on Autoguide.com

It might not get the billing of the Detroit or LA shows, but the NY Auto Show is always host to numerous important world premieres. This year's event will showcase the all-new Viper, launched under the newly-founded SRT brand. Also look for the reveal of the all-new Nissan Pathfinder, Hyundai Santa Fe, Acura RL and Mercedes SL63 AMG.

See our preview below with live coverage starting April 4th.

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