Seems like a pretty even split of opinion on this one. We'll have to arm wrestle for it.

Forget black sills or even colour codes sills.

You'll notice that over the years, the most celebrated, widely applauded and desired Coop examples have always had side skirts.

The side skirts actually manage to make the 20 year old design timeless. That's what the general public appreciates. And that's what matters. Nobody really cares what a couple of purists think about an old Fiat.

That's what the general public appreciates. And that's what matters.

That's what the general public appreciates. And that's what matters.

Do you need public or general opinion on everything before you can make a decision yourself?

Do you need public or general opinion on everything before you can make a decision yourself? Might explain why we used to get gems like this one...

as long as your happy with your car who cares what others think

But as with everything, the overall consensus quickly sums up the thing in question.

If a car really is good looking, then most people will say the car is good looking.

As we all know, most people say the Coop looks nice. It is this overall perception that confirms you are indeed driving a nice looking car, which in turn increases your own appreciation of the car's aesthetics.

If everyone you know said your Coop was a rubbish looking car and wherever you went people laughed at your car, would you seriously keep it, even if you really liked it yourself?

The Coupe next to the Pagani would looks better IMO.