Sethodine
Elio Addict
If I remember correctly, they were talking about the Elio Card as being tied to the Elio, i.e. the Elio itself is collateral against the credit (similar to a traditional car loan). Thus, expect comprehensive insurance as being a requirement in the cardholder agreement, so that if you default than they can repo yo Elio. However, this also means that you will have a much lower interest rates than you see on traditional credit cards (3%-10%, instead of 17%-24%).
Thus, the only difference between the Elio Card and your typical auto loan is that the payee has a little more flexability in how big their car payment will be each month. You can bet the card will have a minimum payment, but I expect a monthly payment of $90 won't be out of the question.
As to "$300 credit limit", I'm pretty sure this means exactly as it sounds: you can never spend more than $300 on the card without paying down some of the bill first. This could simply be a control mechanism to discourage people from using their Elio card as a general purpose credit card.
Thus, the only difference between the Elio Card and your typical auto loan is that the payee has a little more flexability in how big their car payment will be each month. You can bet the card will have a minimum payment, but I expect a monthly payment of $90 won't be out of the question.
As to "$300 credit limit", I'm pretty sure this means exactly as it sounds: you can never spend more than $300 on the card without paying down some of the bill first. This could simply be a control mechanism to discourage people from using their Elio card as a general purpose credit card.