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Bonus if someone manages to slip in, "You disappoint me, Ramsay." (skip to 2:00)

I can be done. Most are held on with adhesive, so a hot air gun, some dental floss, and some patience will have it off. GooGone will take care of the residue.

Some cars, especially older cars, the trim was held on by going through the metal. This would require filling the holes and repainting.

The logos for the automaker and the labels telling you the model and trim of the car. In this case it would be the Chevrolet "Bow Tie" logo on the front grill, trunk lid, steering wheel, center caps, etc. and "Malibu" on the trunk lid.