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One of the best credit cards for gas purchases only is the Shell Gas Card. This card offers 10 ¢ per gallon. Plus, it comes with a $0 annual fee. It is worth noting that these credit cards can only be used at the gas stations they’re affiliated with. But they’re still worth applying for if you frequently use a certain gas station, as you’ll generally receive discounts on fuel in exchange. Some of the Best Credit Cards for Gas Purchases Only Best for Shell Purchases: Shell Gas CardShell Gas CardLearn MoreLearn MoreBest for Sunoco Purchases: Sunoco Gas CardSunoco Gas CardLearn MoreLearn MoreBest for CITGO Purchases: CITGO Gas CardCITGO Gas CardLearn MoreLearn MoreBest for Chevron and Texaco Purchases: Chevron and Texaco Gas CardChevron and Texaco Gas CardLearn MoreLearn MoreBest for ExxonMobil Purchases: ExxonMobil Gas CardExxonMobil Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More Keep in mind that you can usually use these cards inside the gas station as well, so they are not exclusively for gas purchases. You just can’t use them anywhere else. Some of these specialized store credit cards also have counterpart Visa or Mastercard credit cards that are accepted everywhere – not just at gas stations. Some of their applications will actually consider you for the Visa or Mastercard version first– such as the Chevron and Texaco Gas Card. So, be sure to read the fine print before you apply.

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One of the best credit cards for gas purchases only is the Shell Gas Card. This card offers 10 ¢ per gallon. Plus, it comes with a $0 annual fee.

It is worth noting that these credit cards can only be used at the gas stations they’re affiliated with. But they’re still worth applying for if you frequently use a certain gas station, as you’ll generally receive discounts on fuel in exchange.

Some of the Best Credit Cards for Gas Purchases Only

Best for Shell Purchases: Shell Gas CardShell Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More
Best for Sunoco Purchases: Sunoco Gas CardSunoco Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More
Best for CITGO Purchases: CITGO Gas CardCITGO Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More
Best for Chevron and Texaco Purchases: Chevron and Texaco Gas CardChevron and Texaco Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More
Best for ExxonMobil Purchases: ExxonMobil Gas CardExxonMobil Gas CardLearn MoreLearn More

Keep in mind that you can usually use these cards inside the gas station as well, so they are not exclusively for gas purchases. You just can’t use them anywhere else.

Some of these specialized store credit cards also have counterpart Visa or Mastercard credit cards that are accepted everywhere – not just at gas stations. Some of their applications will actually consider you for the Visa or Mastercard version first– such as the Chevron and Texaco Gas Card. So, be sure to read the fine print before you apply.

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