Gulf Oil

Gulf Oil was an American oil company founded in 1901 that primarily supplied gasoline and lubricants. Known for its distinctive orange and blue branding, it became one of the largest oil producers in the world. Gulf Oil was innovative in marketing and refining technologies. In 1984, it was acquired by Chevron, which integrated Gulf's assets into its operations. Today, the Gulf brand continues through licensing and franchise agreements, maintaining its historical presence in fuel stations and automotive products, symbolizing a significant chapter in the development of the modern petroleum industry.