Well, I would think the best reason to use Apache 2.x would be if
0/ You prefer Apache 2.x configuration
1/ You need a configuration feature that's not in Apache 1.x
2/ You predominatly use non UNIX based systems (e.g. NT)
3/ You need something that only provides an Apache 2.x module.
4/ You system doesn't provide binaries for Apache 1.x, only for Apache 2.x and you also lack or won't install a C Compiler and friends.
Someone else would have to confirm it but I would expect that all active (non maintenance) work on the code base goes into Apache 2.2 and newer.
I personally have no preference as long as it _works_ and doesn't give me split hairs.
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