If it appears to not work correctly, then no other aspect of it matters enough to keep it, if the problem cannot be solved. That includes looks. Especially.
Not work correctly for you or not work correctly for anyone? Not look right to you or not look right for anyone?
What's the difference? You want me to speak for others now?
Anyone who views it as I do, and I'm sure many do. Those of us who value function above form.
The parallels drawn above regarding cars are specific to PLAY scenarios, not to WORK scenarios.
Ask a UPS driver who's preparing to head off on his route whether he'd rather drive a truck with new paint, shiny and new, that ran poorly, or an older truck with faded paint that runs dependably. He'll say, "load up the old truck."
When there's work to do, hard workers know that appearances take a back seat to equipment that gets the job done.