BMW Introduces Double Points On All Gasoline Purchases
Holders of BMW credit cards now earn double reward points on all gasoline purchases with the newest benefit to the BMW card's loyalty awards program.
The BMW Card is offered through the BMW Bank of North America. Designed for BMW drivers, the card feautures benefits and rewards with points that can be accrued by one point for each dollar earned, according to BMW.
"In keeping the BMW driver in mind, we developed this program to reward our cardholders for doing what they enjoy-driving!" said Robert Devine, managing director of BMW Financial Services in the U.S. "Double rewards are available on any gasoline purchase charged to the BMW Card making it easier and faster to accumulate points needed to redeem a variety of rewards-whether that is a loyalty credit on a future lease or loan of a BMW, lifestyle merchandise or a domestic or international airline ticket." For additonal information, or to apply online, visit www.bmwusa.com/banking or call 1-888-BMW-CARD.
BMW Financial Services
BMW Financial Services NA, LLC was established in 1992 as a captive finance company to support the sales and marketing efforts of the BMW group in North and Latin America. They provide a wide range of leasing, retail, commercial, banking and insurance products for customers and dealers in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil.
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