Thomas Ward at Garber Buick

If you are in search of a hard to find unit.....we have them here at Garber Buick Pre-Owned on State St. DM myself or any member of my team and we would love to set up your personal demo!

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“You Set Your Own Ceiling Here”: Tom Ward’s Story “You should try selling cars.” Four words. That’s all it took to change Tom Ward’s professional path. The life-altering suggestion came from Rich Perdue and Juan Bush, who work at Garber. They crossed paths with Tom, got to know him, and well…the rest is history. Sure, the job switch was j...

Merry Christmas from the Garber Buick Pre-Owned team.

Garber Buick is one of the top 100 dealerships to work for in America....for a third year in a row. Several of our sister stores made it as well. We may need a bigger stage next year! It was a great evening to be in Chicago.

What do you do when your team hits their lofty goals.......you take them to Las Vegas for the weekend!! The time away was well deserved and overdue. Thank you all for what you do, and congratulations again to the Garber Buick Pre-Owned Team!

The pre-owned sales department is seeking a highly motivated, career minded, individual with a positive attitude and desire to win. You will be employed by one of the top 100 dealerships to work for in the Nation. Experience is a plus, but we will train the right individual and put them on a career path toward success. Come see why you will do better working with Garber Buick!!!

Another day of Opportunity!

Garber Buick has been recognized as one of the "Top 100" dealerships to work for in the nation by Automotive News, four times! Back to back recognition for 2019/2020!

The most profitable single month in the 110 year history of Garber Buick, and the team that got it done in June, 2020.

The Ugly Sweater Crew....2020

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Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce - Past Board Chair Edition

Today we feature past Board Chair: Guy S. Garber

In his time he knew many of the chieftains of the auto industry on a first-name basis. Top officials of General Motors sometimes referred to him as “Buick’s No. 1 salesman.” His original Garber Buick Company in Saginaw, as he built it from the auto industry’s early days, was considered a GM model for salesmanship, efficiency, and service.

In 1907 Garber became Buick’s traveling representative. His job was to establish distributorships, agencies, and dealerships in what then was still the horse-and-buggy era. In 1912 he became Buick distributor in Saginaw, founding Garber Buick. Until 1965 he held the only original dealer-distributor contract with GM Buick Motor Division. He had been Buick distributor more than fifty years in 45 Michigan counties.

He was the first president of the Michigan Automobile Dealers Association, which he helped organize. He also was president of the Saginaw Automobile Dealers Association. He was one of the organizers of the Michigan Automobile Dealers Exchange, which became the Automobile Club of Michigan. He served in both world wars on the Saginaw County War Board. And he helped steer success of the Liberty Bond campaign of World War I and bond drives of World War II.

Garber was one of the organizers of the Saginaw Welfare League and a leader in other community fund-raising efforts. He founded the Saginaw Society for Crippled Children and for more than 30 years was its president.

For many years a Saginaw downtown holiday tradition was the annual Christmas party he gave for crippled children at his automobile showroom where business was suspended for the day and Santa Claus took over festivities. For years he helped guide the Saginaw YMCA. He served on the former West Side Board of Education and helped in consolidation of east and west side school districts. While on the West Side School Board, he sold colleagues on the idea of a special room for handicapped children. One was installed at the old John Moore School. Success of Garber’s idea was carried over in Handley School’s orthopedics room which won state-wide recognition.

The Garber tennis courts near Andersen Pool on Ezra Rust Drive were his donations to the city. His liking for baseball and appreciation of what the game could mean to a boy was evidenced back in the days of the old Saginaw Aces professional baseball team which flourished for a time after World War I. In the long-gone ball park near the west end of the Johnson Street bridge, Garber paid for construction along the left field foul line of a special grandstand which used to be called “Kid’s Roost.”

Guy S. Garber proudly served as Board Chair of then named Greater Saginaw Chamber of Commerce in 1927. Guy’s grandson; Richard Garber Jr. was Chairman of the Board of the Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce in 2006, making the Garber’s the only grandfather/grandson duo to Chair the Chamber Board.
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Just one of the many reasons why You'll Do Better At Garber Buick!

Free oil changes for Veterans, on Veterans Day, at every Garber Location. Thank you for your service to our great country!

Our organization logs over 10,000 community service hours by employees each year, and gives back over 1.5 million dollars to community organizations annually!

Garber Buick has held a summer car show, annually, for over a decade. The event regularly displays 400+ classic cars and hot rods, and draws in excess of 3000 spectators.

Appreciated employees make for happy customers! Each year at Buick we have a least one outing, events include fishing, golfing, sporting events, spa days, hunting trips and concerts.

Spring Cleaning in Pre-Owned!