Let the new Hyundai Matrix make the most of your life with its refreshing style and specification of an old favorite as new as the morning. It features sliding sensations and additional trunk space or extra knee room as a part of a clever package that produces flexible interior liberty. The raised rear seats also provide those in the back with good forward vision. The Hyundai Matrix comes in a U1.5L Diesel, Alpha 1.6L, and Beta 1.8L engines both in manual and automatic transmissions.

You really have to respect how far Hyundai has come as a car company and this new 2011 Hyundai Sonata is a great example of all of the hard work that they have been putting in over the years to become not just another entry level car company, but a real contender in the industry.

Still at the Detroit 2010 auto show, Hyundai presents the 2011 Santa Fe with visual hints of the “fluidic sculpture” design language used by the new Tucson and Sonata that were released last month. This enhanced Santa Fe owns a pair of ridges that extends from the bar-sculpted grille to the A-pillar. The base engine set up comes in a 2.4-liter inline-four similar to that of the new Tucson throwing up 175 hp mated with a six-speed manual transmission.

Although it is still just a concept at this stage we can’t help but get a little excited over the announcement of the new Hyundai Blue. Hyundai says the Blue-Will can return up to 55mpg in hybrid mode and 106mpg when operating as a plug-in hybrid, with an all-electric operating range of 40 miles.

Another luxury crossover has been unwrapped to us by Hyundai with its 2010 Veracruz, an IIHS Top Safety Pick. With the Hyundai Veracruz’s robust 3.8-liter V6 engine, it can reach a horsepower of 260 and a 257 pound foot of torque, mated to a silky smooth six-speed automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC. Being meticulous on the outside? Veracruz won’t let you down. It has an elegant exterior as it possesses a scant 0.35 drag coefficient which means reduced wind noise and improved fuel economy. This perfectly streamlined vehicle makes the best unit for any travel appointment.

Here are some new images of the car that Hyundai will be using to battle it’s way into the very competitive SUV market. We aren’t sure yet if the car will everything that it takes to come out on top, but it sure looks like it is going to try hard.

Some new images are available of the new 2011 Hyundai Sonata as well as some brand new information about the car. It turns out the the MSRP on this car will be under $20,000 and a 2.4-liter, direct-injected gasoline four will be the launch powerplant, but a direct-injected turbo four and a hybrid (utilizing lithium-polymer battery technology) will follow.