Amoco

==Amoco Gas==
===1889–1920===
===1920–1931===
==Amoco (first era)==
===1932–1961===
Amoco1933logo.jpg|Orange colored version of this logo.
This logo was used for stations on the US East Coast until 1961 when Amoco changed its name to American Oil.
====1956–1961 (secondary)====
 
While the torch and oval did make its debut in 1947, the "Amoco" name didn't appear on the logo until 1956, when they took over the Pan-Am stations in the South. This logo was only used in the former Pan-Am territory.
==American Oil==
===1961–1974===
====1961====
 
During much of the 60', the "American" name appeared on the original torch and oval logo as well as the current version in use at the time.
====1961–1970====
====1970-1974====
==Amoco (second era)==
===1970–2002===
Amoco merged with BP in 1998. In 2002, the last Amoco stations opened, and by 2008, all of Amoco's stations were integrated into BP.
====1981-2002 (secondary)====
===2017–present===
In October 2017, BP announced they would revive the Amoco brand in select US markets.
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