Baker Auto

There’s a reason we may take your car for a drive before we start looking for the problem.

We’re listening, feeling, and paying attention to when something doesn’t seem quite right. Does the noise show up when we brake? Does the vibration change with speed? Does it only happen when we turn?

Those little details can tell us a lot. The more we can learn from what the car is doing on the road, the better idea we have of where to start looking back at the shop.

🏎️ In 2025, Michigan Corvette owner Delino Barash was shopping when an older woman approached him. She had noticed his Corvette and asked: Would he be willing to take her 92-year-old husband for a ride?

Delino didn't hesitate. The car had belonged to his late brother, Donavan, and Delino said agreeing to the ride felt like exactly the kind of thing his brother would have done.

So, the two took a four-mile drive together. The 92-year-old passenger couldn't believe it was really happening and told Delino that the experience made his entire year.

Four miles. A few minutes. One very happy passenger. ❤️

There are plenty of reasons to take care of your brakes. This October, there’s one more. 💗

“It makes a weird noise sometimes.”

That might not feel like much to go on, but it’s a good place to start.

You know what’s normal for your car, so we want to hear what feels different. We’ll ask a few questions, make sure those details get to the technician, and use what you’ve noticed to help guide where we start looking.

You bring what you know about your car. We’ll bring what we know about cars. Bring those two together, and we’ve got a pretty good place to start.

$100 back on tires, $100 off brakes + a FREE alignment check.

Consider it a little extra credit for your car this September.

Swipe to see all the ways to save. 👉

Today, we remember September 11 and the lives forever changed by it.

We honor those we lost, those who answered the call to help, and the strength shown in the days that followed.
Never forget.

🚙🦆 Ever wondered why some Jeeps have a dashboard FULL of rubber ducks?

The tradition known as “Jeep Ducking” started in 2020 when Jeep enthusiast Allison Parliament spotted a customized one she liked in a parking lot. She wrote “Cool Jeep” on a rubber duck and left it behind as a simple way to make a stranger smile.

Today, Jeep owners around the world leave rubber ducks on one another’s vehicles as a random act of kindness and a fun way to connect with the Jeep community.

Have you ever been "ducked" or left a duck for someone else? 👇

Nothing kills a long weekend faster than unexpected car trouble. 😬

If you’re hitting the road for Labor Day, take a quick look at the checklist before you go.

Then pack the snacks, pick the playlist, and enjoy the drive.

September savings are here!