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Is there an inoperable Dodge Charger gathering dust in your driveway or occupying precious space in your garage?

Here's the silver lining: You can wave this vehicle goodbye and, to sweeten the deal, pocket some money from it. Earlier this year, I found myself in a similar position when I chose to bid adieu to my weathered 2006 Dodge Charger.

Highlights to Spark Your Interest:

• Think about selling certain car components to earn extra bucks.
  
• Options include selling your vehicle for scrap to junkyards or digital platforms like Peddle or CarBrain.
  
• Junkyard valuations for scrapped cars can oscillate between $200 and $950, influenced by various determinants.
  

It demanded some research on my part to ascertain the best way to monetize my dilapidated Dodge Charger.

Put simply, you're presented with two choices - market your dysfunctional Dodge Charger as scrap or dissect it for parts.

Which road leads to greater profit? The analysis boils down to evaluating the worth of individual parts against the rate of scrap metal.



If the idea of selling your dysfunctional Dodge Charger as a unified scrap entity appeals to you, rest assured that it can be swiftly whisked away from your premises at no cost, and your payment will be expedited.

On the other hand, if you're leaning towards dissecting the Dodge Charger for parts, it's paramount to ascertain the potential earnings from the parts sold against what you'd earn from the scrap. This route is labor-intensive, demanding space, equipment, and mechanical prowess.

Does the effort justify the outcome? In my endeavor to declutter my garage by discarding an old Dodge Charger, I constructed a comparative chart to weigh the pros and cons of each avenue.

Which Dodge Charger Used Parts Are In Highest Demand?

Upon diving into the intricacies of the Charger, one can't help but wonder about the most valuable components of a non-operational Dodge Charger. Notably, the engine, transmission, and catalytic converter top the list.



Through meticulous research on platforms like eBay, I pieced together a list of the most coveted Dodge Charger parts and their potential selling prices:

• Engine ($800 - $2500) Transmission ($500 - $1200) Catalytic converter ($300-$900)

Before making a trip to a junkyard, you might consider extracting:

• Jack Battery Radiator Alternator Spare tire Wheels and tires In-car entertainment systems