Which historic company underwent a controversial logo redesign in 1985 that was so poorly received by consumers that they reverted to their original design after just 79 days?

Throughout history, iconic brands have evolved their visual identities to reflect changing times while maintaining their core recognition. Some transformations were subtle, others dramatic, but all tell stories of business adaptation and cultural shifts. This trivia question focuses on a fascinating logo evolution that marked a significant turning point for a major brand. Test your knowledge of corporate visual history!

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Coca-Cola (with the 'New Coke' reformulation)
Ford Motor Company (with the 'Future of Ford' modernized blue oval)
McDonald's (with the simplified 'M' without the golden arches)
IBM (with the rainbow-striped version replacing the blue letters)