The spot near to Harrods in London sold for the amazing amount of £200000, but it comes with a 90 year lease so making it quite good value as this works out at 33p per hour, which in Knightsbridge is a steal.

The buyer who as remained unnamed but lives within 400 yards of the Basil Street spot as that is part of the terms of sale, will pay an annual maintenance fee in the sum of £710 and the sellers Harrods Estates Asset Management have said the plot is big enough to park one large car or indeed two small ones, making it even better value for money.

This is now the most expensive parking plot the last one to sell was in Back Bay Boston USA which went for the mere £184,000.

A recent poll has revealed that one in ten women stated they would damage the car of a cheating partner in an act of revenge.

Revenge can take form in many ways including shredding clothes, fish in curtain lining and prize possession being e-bayed, but more than a quarter of the women polled said damaging the paintwork on the cheats car would be on their list, along with tyre slashing and window smashing.

Mathew Mycock of Autoglass said “Clearly many Britons are prepared to take revenge if their other half is unfaithful and cars are one of the things which are likely to bear the brunt of their anger,” he further added “Vehicle Vengenace is a very real threat with women saying they are determined to target what is most precious to their partner to get their own back if he cheats, so men who are tempted to stray should think twice especially if they love their cars.”

In summary most revenge seekers said they did it for the sheer pleasure of watching their cheating partner suffer.