We're going to be waiting a long time before we see affordable cars from this industry. 

It looks decent when it's not a white car in a low contrast photo with no shadows like in the first post.  -Motor1

Is this their mascot?? Do they have to pay have to pay Hanna Barbera Studios??   

If it will be produced in Spain, it will most likely only be sold in Europe and maybe some select markets like Australia where it will be overpriced. Lol Asia-Pacific markets will need one built in a regional plant. It's a bonus too if it had a version that isn't a plug-in, a lower-priced full hybrid is probably better.

This Toyota seems interesting, front-mid engine, rear-wheel drive with a transaxle, and aluminum construction. It's powered by a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 with a single electric motor integrated into its transaxle. It should produce 640hp or greater, and 627lb-ft or greater of torque. Its target weight of 1750kg (3858lbs) or less isn't too bad since it's a hybrid. GR GT GR GT3   Read More: Toyota GR GT Revealed: Twin-Turbo V-8 Muscle Meets a Lightweight Aluminum Frame Edit: Official link: TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Premieres GR GT & GR GT3 | Toyota | Global Newsroom | Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website  

While personally I'm not a fan of this, in the grand scheme of things how many buyers are actually noticing this? I can point out so many cases of people buying different things and not actually using the item or even knowing about it. I could change the color of my lighting in my Mustang and in my SHO-does it really impact what the car can do? Nah. Also keep in mind articles like this are more or less "hit pieces" to drive traffic to a website for advertising-articles on MSN/Yahoo etc are often just republished articles from other websites-I know this because some sites are filtered at work (say gaming websites) but if they are under MSN/Yahoo I can see them.    The only thing I've noticed over the past 10-15 years that made me go WTH was my wifes Bronco Sport only has single temp control vs dual temp control for the HVAC, but in the grand scheme of things, for a car that is going to have only one person in it 90% of the time, do you actually need it? 

More info on how China handles its currency https://www.mizuhogroup.com/binaries/content/assets/pdf/mizuho-bank/insights/cndb/press/r525-0007-xf-0102.pdf Also keep in mind I'm going to guess that manufacturing costs are much cheaper in China then they are in the western world, which helps keep prices lower. 

But, that is if you are only looking at North America....in other parts of the world, Ford is still a major player - either directly through Ford branded products or only invested through with names like JMC......

You beat me to this post about the pricing. I understand the production location is China, but I would really like to understand how they arrived at this pricing better. Those numbers are eyebrow raising.  The base price of a new 2015 Fusion was $22,500 for perspective.  

I agree, but putting that aside,  I think both of those vehicles are good looking at least.