Pep Boys

==Pep Auto Supply==
===1921–1923===
==The Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack of Calif.)==
===1923-1938===
===1938-194?===
===194?-194?===
===194?-1948 (primary), 1948-196? (secondary)===
===1948-1952===
===1952–1976===
==Pep Boys==
===1976-1985===
The lettering style used in this logo had been employed on their storefronts and signage as early as 1948.
===1985–1990===
===1990===
===1990–2004===
Pep Boys - 1991x.svg|Stacked variant
Pep Boys - 1991c.svg|Variant with larger triangle
Pep Boys - 1991f.png|Variant with updated Manny, Moe, and Jack heads
A new logo for Pep Boys was unveiled in November 1990. The trademark cigar in Manny's mouth was noticeably removed. This logo was still used on the back of receipts for a period of time after the next logo was introduced. 
As of 2022, this is still used at some locations.
==Pep Boys Auto==
===2004–2013===
On June 4, 2004,[a] Pep Boys was relaunched as Pep Boys Auto. This move came as the auto parts chain had remodeled 2 of its San Diego stores, as well as planned to grand reopen its 5 Jacksonville, FL locations, which would happen later on June 17, in addition to success from the introduction of new aisles within its stories. During that time, Pep Boys had planned to renovate its then-595 stores within the next 3 years.
This overhaul came as the chain was planning to make its stores look more "appealing", and to provide a more convenient shopping experience, from the introduction of new shopping carts to the division of the parts counters into smaller "pods". Big Red Rooster of Columbus, OH was behind the majority of the stores' overhaul.
As of 2022, most stores still use this logo.
==Pep Boys (second era)==
===2010–2013===
Pep Boys Logo.png|Logo with the slogan "DOES EVERYTHING. FOR LESS." 
In 2010, Pep Boys Auto was shortened back to just Pep Boys, and introduced the tagline "Does Everything. For Less." However, this was exclusive to promotional material and its website, as the previous logo was still used on stores and as a corporate logo.
===2013–present===
In mid-July 2013, the Pep Boys logo received its first dramatic overhaul in over 9 years. The "Manny, Moe & Jack" motif was kept from the previous logo, but the wordmark is now in 1950's-esque lettering, along with a red line added underneath it (a la the 1989-2004 Marshalls logo). This logo was used in tandem with the previous one for a week after its introduction before fully replacing it, and over time has since began to replace the previous one at its existing stores, and is used at newly opened stores.
==References==
==Notes==
a. The original source states the date as June 14, 2004, even though it was first published 10 days prior. It may either be a typo or a cover date.
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