Halfords

==193?–194?==
==194?–195?==
==195?–1980==
==1980–1987==
==1987–1994==
In 1987, Halfords launched a new logo with the 'O' looking like a bolt pin. In 1989, Boots acquired Halfords.
==1994–2003==
In 1994, the font of the 'bolt pin' logo was slightly updated.
==2001–2016==
In 2001, Halfords dropped the blue, white and red branding, in favour of a new black and orange logo, but it did not come into effect until 2003, a year after Boots sold off the chain. This added tweaks, like changing from uppercase to lowercase and changing the 'o' from a bolt into a tyre.
Halfords Autocentre.svg|Halfords Autocentre logo.
==2014==
In 2014, Halfords began using a new logo quite a few of their retail stores. However, it seems the redesign was later scrapped. The logo can still be seen at some stores to this day.
==2016–present==
A modified logo was introduced in June 2016, the letters were cleaned up with noticeable changes to 'f', 'r', and 's'.
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