The Kia Picanto has been voted Britain’s ‘ugliest’ everyday car on sale todayaccording to new research that used the ‘golden ratio’ to rate the attractiveness of the UK’s hottest models.

The golden ratio is a mathematical ratio that is said to exist in the natural world, including shells, sunflowers, and space formations. It was coined in ancient Greece to determine “physical perfection” by comparing dimensions, proportions, and symmetry.

In this way, the investigation of the cars is carried out by the portal Vanarama used ‘science and maths’ to compare the proportions of 50 of Britain’s most frequently bought new cars with that of the golden ratio, to give each vehicle a score out of 100.

According to the analyses, Kia’s small city car received the lowest score of all with a rating of only seven out of 100making it Britain’s ugliest everyday vehicle in showrooms.

Meanwhile, the Audi A3 it won the title of Britain’s most beautiful car with a top score of 83 out of 100.

In particular, the top and bottom spots on the list reflected broader trends in the ranking, with South Korean company Kia citing that it makes the ugliest cars according to the study.

The German car manufacturer Audi, on the other hand, turned out to make the most beautiful engines, with two of its vehicles among the five most beautiful cars.

The Kia Picanto was last on the list behind other widely driven cars, including the Citroen C1, kia sportage, Land Rover Discovery And Fiat500.

Kia’s smallest car may not be the most attractive in scientific calculations, but it is one of the most economically attractivenot only because of its price, but also because of its consumption, making it a popular choice for new drivers.

At the other end of the spectrum, Audi’s A3 was followed in first place by the VW Golf, Vauxhall Mokka, Audi A4 and BMW 3 Series, which were ranked as the most beautiful cars in the UK.