So far I think Chase Bank is great.

Whene I bought the Subaru Outback new, a couple of months ago, they offered me a Chase Bank "Subaru" Master card soon afterwards

Zero interest for the first six months, a Rewards program paying $3 for every $100 charged, redeemable in "Subaru Dollars" at the dealer for parts, service, even towards a new one. The Subaru Dollars have no expiry date on them.

Chase kicks in an extra $25 Subaru dollars when you get the card.

The website reviews said it was a great deal, no real downsides, and so since I pay in full every month, I went for it.

There is some limit to the number of Subaru dollars a year you can get, but if you can responsibly pay your bills, you can get around that by having four or five Subaru credit cards.

I saw people paying their bills in the Subaru dealer service department with Subaru credit cards when I was there yesterday

So it looks to me like others think they are a good deal too.

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1995 E 420, 170k "The Red Plum" (sold)

2015 BMW 535i xdrive awd Stage 1 DINAN, 6k, <----364 hp

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