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What are the compelling features of MFC? Why would you select it for a new project?
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I still use MFC for all kinds of applications. MFC got a bad rap from it's early implementations, but it is excellent now. I find it quite a bit more convenient than WTL as well. Plus the GUI tools in Visual Studio are already setup to make it easy to rapidly develop GUIs with MFC, mapping controls to variables, DDX, etc.
For desktop applications that I intend for wide distribution I still go with native Windows applications, usually in MFC, because we're still not at a point where you can depend on your customers to have the version of .NET that you'll be using installed and asking them to install it will cause you to lose sales, not to mention the customer service headache when they run into problems installing .NET as a result of trying to get your app to run.
If you are developing Windows CE and mobile apps in C++, as Einar has already mentioned, MFC is a good choice. If you make this choice, MFC then also becomes a reasonable choice for the desktop as you can use the same code across desktop and hand-held devices. MFC remains a good perfomance / easy to implement combinitation in this scenario. Personally, I use MFC in conjunction with Stingray libraries in these enivornments which gives a very good interface, good performance and is quick and easy to implement.