Save 3.5 to 4.5 cents per gallon with MCAA and ExxonMobil

Words: Veronica PrattExxon and Mobil fuels are among the most trusted brands in the industry. Now those brands offer businesses a powerful, state-of-the-art tool to better manage the cost of fueling vehicles. Save 3.5 to 4.5 cents per gallon on fuel for your business vehicles with new ExxonMobil Fleet and Universal Cards.

ExxonMobil Fleet Card

Control, Savings & Convenience for Businesses

  • Valuable fuel rebates
  • Accepted at nearly 10,000 Exxon and Mobil locations
  • Controls to help customize spending policies
  • Purchase alerts and driver identification numbers for enhanced security
  • Comprehensive, easy to read online reports
  • Convenient online account management

The ExxonMobil Universal Card

Enjoy the Convenience of Universal Acceptance

  • Accepted at over 90% of U.S. retail fueling locations
  • Valuable fuel rebates
  • Controls to help customize spending policies
  • Purchase alerts and driver identification numbers for enhanced security
  • Comprehensive, easy to read online reports
  • Convenient online account management

So whether a fleet has 5 vehicles or 500, the ExxonMobil Fleet and Universal Cards make your job easier and saves you money.

Contact your Dedicated Member Services Representative Veronica Pratt at 603-628-2337 or vpratt@bizunite.com for more information.
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