Why are classic 4 door sedans "disliked"?

MopaR&D said

A lot of it is a cultural stigma thing from the time. Back then the idea was 4-door cars (and station wagons) were boring transportation for families and 2-door cars were sporty for single people, kinda like SUVs/crossovers vs sport sedans today. I'm only 33 so to me it's silly though because they were the same dang car just with more doors and a slightly different roofline. I think 2-doors look a little better but with the price difference these days I wouldn't pass up a clean 4-door model or even a wagon.

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I totally agree with you. 4 door models mostly look brilliant aswell but 2 doors look a little bit better but I wouldn't mind owning a 4 door version aswell. I mean, I actually do (but because I couldn't afford a Scamp). I think 4 door sedans and wagons need to get more attention. Edsel wagons for example look absolutely fantastic, and most other wagons aswell, such as the Belvedere wagons or even the Valiants.
The reason I created this thread is last week I've seen a '57 Chevy 4 door in absolute perfect condition, in a white/yellow exterior combination and it was a 10/10. Then I started realizing most classic sedans I see aren't 4 doors.