Is there a site which has a good collection of recumbent bikes, still for sale new, to compare? I am ready for a new recumbent bike and I know what I want, I also know that I will not be able to get all features in one bike as they are contradictory.

Searching internet shows me a lot of sites with one or a few bikes each or with bikes for sale but not much detail.
On top of that many of the bikes you see described online have been out of sale for years and are very unlikely to be available second hand.

I am based in the Netherlands but with the market as international as it is these days any site with a good collection will be welcome.
Bikes still new in the shops and/or those which have been new in the shops the last 5 years. Sites that collect all that has ever been on sale are less useful.

As I will have to drop some of my 'want have' requirements, I do not look for any particular selection of recumbent bikes.

PS, I am NOT looking for where to buy the recumbent when I have decided on it, I want to weed out a lot of bikes before trying to get to see them because they will not fit my body length or seat height requirements.
I have at least three dedicated recumbent stores within an hour driving distance and at least one local bike store which will order and maintain 'bents but does not usually store them. 

I have been riding a recumbent bike for the last 5 years and a recumbent trike for the 5 years before that.
I have been with one or the other to each of the 10 bike shops I feel are near enough to use for common servicing and non of them was selling or even interested in talking about the option of selling this kind of bikes new in the future.
The one bike shop with some recumbents is far enough away that I consider them with the recumbent specialist I will go to when buying but not for day to day service.
(If not cycling, I will be walking the bike to the shop, no use of a car)
There is not a site available (that I am aware of) that does such a thing.  Bicycle Blue Book might be close, but they don't give you the ability to filter by bicycle type.  Somewhat unrelated, I submitted a suggestion to them that they add that feature to their site.

What's available is often not as important as what's available at your LBS.  I suggest anyone new/getting into cycling pick an LBS and start developing a relationship with them by purchasing a bike/trike/bent from them.  A local shop should be able to help you select a bent that meets your requirements, get it fitted and help you keep it maintained after purchase.