It happens to most cars depending on value and deprecation not to mention whether it is fashionable to own an old version. So for Kia there probably is little tears shed when it eventually gets to the scrap yard and maybe the same for some Dodge models. But it is unlikely that many Dodge Chargers will find their way to be scrapped unless a serious accident means it can no longer be road worthy. But now in an ever ecological world, we have to dispose of our cars more efficiently according to out government rules on what country we are in.
In the UK for example, you need a license to take any vehicle off the road, or to strip down for parts. Even the person, who has a car and thinks they can sell the parts individually can’t really do this legally. There are places like scrap car, that put owners in touch with licensed people who can take their cars off the road and even get paid some money as well. how much you will get paid depends on where it is an old Kia or a Dodge Charger (you get the picture) or a newer salvage vehicle. In short will the breakers concerned be able to sell any of the good parts still left on the vehicle, or is this all just about scrap metal prices.