Why is the 2015 Toyota Camry so expensive?

Why is the new redesigned 2015 Toyota Camry so expensive? Aren't Toyota cars supposed to be made affordable for poor people? But those even the used ones are more expensive than a Ford Fusion of the same year. They charge a lot for those Japanese cars I wonder why. You will never see a Toyota Camry of the year 2012 selling for less than 12000$ but you can buy a used 2015 Chrysler 200 for that price. Also I studied the Toyota car brand a lot and with those cars the higher amount of mileage doesn't seem to have any impact on the price. I also noticed that used 2015 Toyota Camry are harder to find than a used 2015 Chrysler or Ford Fusion only 1 Dealership out 5 may have one and they charge arm and leg for it. The car isn't even that attractive.

2013 Ford Fusion power folding mirrors?

I have a 2013 Ford Fusion and I would like to add power folding mirrors. Who could I get to install them or where could I buy them. The Lincoln MKZ has them, is it possible to convert it over to the fusion?

Why won't my 2008 ford fusion start?

Yesterday one of my head lights went out. I changed the bulb and that didn't work. I then went to check the fuses under the hood. I was reading the owners manual and while figuring out which fuses to pull. I mistook the ignition switch fuse for the headlight fuse. I realized my mistake immediately and plugged the fuse back in.
I went to start my car for work and it wouldn't start. It turns over fine, but the engine won't fire up. It goes into this weird idle mode where the transmission light comes on, the car shakes, and when I shift into drive or reverse the car won't move. After I turn over the key multiple times the engine will finally fire up and then work perfectly. My check engine light comes on and my obd2 reader says: P0446, P1633, and P0882. I don't believe it's my battery because when I turn over my key, all my electronics work fine. Based on what these codes are saying, it sounds like it may be my battery or pwm (what ever that is). Is this a simple fix or something that will cost a fortune?

Will dealships ever sell a car at a loss to make room for new inventory?

I've had my eye on a brand new fully loaded ford fusion titanium that has been at the dealership for well over three months now. I strongly believe that because of it's price point many buyers would normally elect to but an entry level audi or bmw instead which is why it hasn't been sold yet. Also, the new 2017 models are arriving in May, which is the mid cycld facelift and many people are waiting for the new sport and platinum models. Do you think that the dealership might sell it at a loss or a break even point to move it off the lot?