Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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You can use your CITGO Gas Card at CITGO locations, as well as all Synchrony Car Care locations nationwide. The CITGO Gas Card is not backed by any major credit card network and only works at affiliated retailers.
Where You Can Use Your CITGO Gas Card
- 4,300+ CITGO locations
- Over 1,000,000 Synchrony Car Care locations (gas, repairs, car wash, and more)
Even though this credit card has limited acceptance, it can still be a good deal for brand-loyal customers. The CITGO Gas Card offers accountholders 30¢ per gallon in fuel credits for the first 60 days, after that, 5¢ per gallon. The card also has a $0 annual fee, so it might be worth getting for people who shop at CITGO locations often.
Please note: The CITGO Gas Card has been discontinued and is no longer available to new applicants. As a result, the information presented on this page may no longer be accurate.
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