My father's Chase Freedom (>6 years old) received an auto-APR reduction from 18.24% to 13.99% which was noted on the statement which closed in March. Interestingly, there was a single late payment (less than 30 days) in 2012.
EQ8 820 (10/25) EX8 832 (11/25) EX9 850 (11/25) TU8 825 (10/25)
Chase_Hyatt|11.5k|15.24%|6/13 * Amex_Hilton|10k|13.99%|8/13 * Chase_IHG|10k|15.24%|1/14 * Chase_Ink$|12k|13.24%|5/14 * NFCU$|50k|9.65%|12/14 * Amex_ED|10k|12.99%|1/16 * Citi_Custom$|49k|15.24%|4/16 * Merrill+|70k|12.99%|2/17 * Amex_BB+|10k|15.24%|3/18 * PenFed_Pathfinder|29.4k|17.99%|9/18 * WF_Autograph|25k|16.99%|7/19 * AODFCU_VS|22k|13.00%|4/20 * Chase_Ritz_Carlton|33k|15.99%|10/21 * Amex_BB$|42k|13.24%|8/22 * RFCU_VS|10k|12.00%|6/23 * C1_VX|40k|14.74%|1/24 * CSP|14.4k|15.74%|5/25
Gone: CSP, AA x3, Ink+, Premier, CSR, CFU, CF, AARP, Limitless
There's another thread about a Chase automatic APR reduction ... looks like they're reviewing accounts for automatic APR reductions.