Subaru Partners With MBNA America Bank to Offer Credit Cards, Coupons
Subaru of America, Inc. (SOA), a pioneer of crossover all-wheel drive vehicles, has announced its partnership with MBNA America to offer customers a new, expanded Subaru credit card program. The new program allows cardholders to earn up to $2,000 in Subaru Discount Coupons and can be used for a variety of discounts on Subaru vehicles and maintenance.
The Subaru MasterCard allows customers to choose multiple options when redeeming their earned points. Each time a spending level of $3,333 is reached, customers automatically receive a $100 coupon (3 percent of net retail purchases). Up to five $100 coupons can be earned per year for a total of four years (a $2,000 value), and can be applied towards the purchase or lease of a new Subaru vehicle. Cardholders can also use coupons for scheduled maintenance, a Subaru Added Security Contract or a new automotive accessory.
"We are taking this opportunity to show our customers how much we value their business," said Joe Barstys, manager, customer satisfaction, Subaru of America, Inc. "Like the Subaru All-Wheel Drive system that gives drivers superior control and handling, the Subaru MasterCard gives cardholders the total control to decide how to use their earned points."
For further information, contact MBNA America at 1-800-523-7666, and mention priority code ZVZM.
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