Discover Open Road Card

• The Open Road Card by Discover is a credit card that's expressly meant for students at both the college and high school level. This card offers rebate on gas, restaurant and other select purchases, in addition to a 0 percent introductory rate for the first six months and a rate between 13.99 and 20.99 percent after that. There is no annual fee for this card. The card also offers up to a 1 percent cash back bonus on non-travel related purchases.
  
  

Chase Freedom Card

• The Chase Freedom credit card is a card that offers benefits for gas purchases but can be used for any credit card purchase. The Chase Freedom credit card offers you a 5 percent cash back bonus on quarterly purchases in categories that include gas and restaurants. The card has a 0 percent introductory rate for the first 6 months on both purchases and a 0 percent introductory rate on balance transfers. The rate after that period is variable, but may be as low as 11.99 percent for both.
  
  

True Earnings

• The True Earnings card, which is issued through a joint venture involving Costco and American Express, is geared toward those with an established credit history. There's a 0 percent annual fee for Costco members, and the card offers a 3 percent cash back earning on gasoline purchases. Under this plan, card holders can receive as much $3,000 per year. There's also a 0 percent APR for the first six months for those approved for the card. After this period the rate is variable, but the rate may be as low as 15.24 percent.
  
  

Divided Platinum Card

• The Divided Platinum credit card from Citi Bank is designed for use by students. The card has an initial 5 percent cash back on qualifying purchases from gas stations, supermarkets and restaurants for the first six months, and then a 1 percent cash back on purchases after that time. There's no annual fee, and the card doesn't require a co-signer, but it does require you to have a "good" credit rating according to Plastic Rewards.