T.S. Eliot famously stated "April is the cruelest month," thus proving he knew the 2009 New York Auto Show was around the corner. The concepts, production cars and one surprisingly attractive Kia await you below.

The yellow thing you see above is called the "Counter Balance" and it's a compact pickup truck with an mid-engined layout that pops the second row of seats above the front row. More pictures below.

Wert hit CNBC's "On the Money" to choose the best values of the NY Auto Show and everyone here is as confused as Carmen Wong. Perhaps it's time for another edition of "Wert is Wrong."

Seems loving the planet and wanting a high-speed supercoupe is going to cost you $267,000; that's the pricetag on the E85 slurping, 204 MPH, Bentley Continental Supersports

How do you get a 5.7 Hemi to make 700 HP? With a whopping great big supercharger, that's how. But don't worry, the rest of the SMS 570X Challenger has been suitably beefed up, too.

Currently, there aren't plans to bring the executive-level Hyundai Equus super-sedan to the US, but Hyundai trotted one out to the New York Auto Show to judge the reaction to a $100K Korean car.

We already saw the Hyundai Nuvis Concept after spotting it in the buff at the New York Auto Show, but now we've got all the details on Hyundai's latest hybrid concept.

Mitsubishi has formally announced intent to sell it's all-electric Mitsubishi iMiev in the United States before 2012. Furthermore, they've announced a partnership with Portland General Electric to develop the infrastructure to support it.

Like the new Legacy it's based on, the 2010 Subaru Outback is a little bigger, and comes with new engines. Thankfully, it does all this without sacrificing the butchness Outbacks are known for.