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When you're planning an epic kayak run down the treacherous rapids of the Merced River in Yosemite, the last thing you should worry about is your vehicle. With 4x4 capability, incredible storage space, and available roof rails offered in the new Jeep Renegade, you can rest assured that you will not only get to your off-road destination with ease, you'll have enough space for your precious cargo.

Equipped with Best-in-Class 4x4 capability and interior volume, the Renegade is the crossover you've been waiting for...

  We'll lead you to your next adventure. #WranglerWednesday (Photo credit: Wim R.) pic.twitter.com/82UadmBiqD — Jeep (@Jeep) August 12, 2015   Did you know that Four Wheeler magazine named the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon the "4x4 of the Decade?" Are you surprised? We aren't. From the Rubicon's heated, leather-trimmed front seats to its Hill Start Assist and Hill Descent Control, it really is the total package. Of course, Jeep offers other impressive Wrangler varieties as well, including the Sport

If there was ever a car that embodied the male gender role, it would be those sporting the 707 horsepower 6.2L Supercharged HEMI V8 found in the Hellcats of Dodge. As fate would have it, the male gender role sells quite well, with the full allotment of 4,000 units for 2015 sold.

According to Dodge boss Tim Kuniskis, the Hellcat twins have been something of a runaway hit, and while they account for but a fraction of the 88,000 muscle cars pushed this year, a production boost is planned for 2016. The exact numbers haven't been…

It's been about a year since Dodge unveiled the Charger and Challenger Hellcat twins—a full year since an absolutely insane 707 horsepower was unleashed on the roads and tracks of America. That insane blend of power and performance has been attractive to a lot of people—so much so that Dodge brand head Tim Kuniskis has announced expanded production for 2016.

The 2015 model year Hellcats only accounted for 4,000 of the 88,000 muscle cars Dodge sold this year (so far), but as fate would have it, that hasn't been enough to sate demand. While…