Texaco

1902–1907	1907–1909	1909–1913	1913–1925	1925–1965	1965–1982	1982–present

The overarching threefold motif of Texaco logos has emphasized the colour red, the shape of a five-pointed star, and the letter T. Texaco is short for "The Texas Company".

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1902–1907

1907–1909

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1909–1913

In 1909, a green "T" was added onto the logo.

1913–1965

1913–1925

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1925–1965

Print version

Alternate print version

This logo continued in use as a secondary logo until 1982

1965–1982

Designer:  Peter Muller-Munk Associates

Typography:  Eurostile (modified)

Launched:  August 8, 1965

Version with green T

Version without T-star

Print version

This logo was trademarked in 1963 but did not see use until two years later.

1982–present

Designer:  Don Kline and Richard Felton of Anspach Grossman Portugal

Typography:  Helvetica Black

Launched:  July 1982

Star only

Print version

Print star

Version on a black background and "TEXACO" in red, usually seen on gas signs

Horizontal version

Print horizontal version

Ad endcap (September 2025, Colombia, with Techron)

In 1982, the Texaco trademark changed to a white star with a red capital "T" inside a red circle. It was first phased in on Texaco credit cards in July 1982 and began appearing on newly-built Texaco stations a few months later. On February 8, 2002, Texaco merged with Chevron.