kagete

Did anyone else complete this survey for a potential co-branded credit card? It looks like Lexus is looking to dip their toes into the hot co-branded credit card market. From the survey options it is very clear that they want to steer towards a card with a $79 or up annual fee and service/purchase credits that are only redeemable after spending at least $5,000 or so on the card. The most interesting/valuable benefit would be 0% interest for 6 months on all service costs paid with the card.

They have cheaper options outlined but they offer so little benefit that they wouldn't offer any value at all. I personally feel most the top-end options aren't good enough, while the free/low annual fee proposals can only cheapen the brand.

Sorry for not sharing screenshots as that's prohibited if participating in the survey.

jimbosr1

I have not paid interest on a credit card in years and only use a card that has at least 1.5 points per dollar spent.I make approx 800 dollars a year on my card.I would not pay a fee to carry anyone's card.

geko29

I have never seen a compelling auto manufacturer credit card. This doesn't sound like it would change that.

SW17LS

They have done this in the past, like geko I don't see the value, unless it specifically gave you big service cash back or discounts etc