In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, we’re on location at the new Healey Brothers Chevrolet Cadillac in Newburgh, sitting down with Dylan Healey to talk about what it’s really been like taking over and leading a brand-new dealership.   From the challenges of inheriting a store with a tough reputation to rebuilding trust in the community, Dylan breaks down the hard, humbling, and rewarding realities of stepping into a leadership role. We dive into what it means to put customers first, why service sets the tone for the entire dealership, and how the right leadership and culture can completely transform a store in just a few short months.   We also talk Cadillac — the brand, the inventory push, the EV lineup, and why this store is positioned for massive growth heading into its next phase. From expanding service bays to increasing vehicle selection and foot traffic, this episode gives an inside look at how Healey Brothers approaches growth the right way.   If you’ve ever wondered what really goes into turning around a dealership — or what separates a great customer experience from a bad one — this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Jason Healey sits down with Brian Boolukos to break down the future of the Kia brand and why momentum is building faster than ever.   Fresh off Kia’s national dealer meeting in Las Vegas, they discuss the brand’s long-term vision, leadership direction, and how Kia is listening more closely than ever to both dealers and consumers. The conversation covers Kia’s rapid rise in U.S. retail sales, how it’s positioning itself against competitors like Hyundai, Honda, and Nissan, and what that means for customers right here in the Northeast.   They also dive into the most anticipated upcoming models — including the redesigned Telluride, the updated Seltos, the new K4 hatchback, and Kia’s approach to EVs with the EV4 — focusing on design, affordability, and real-world demand. The episode wraps with insight into what’s happening at Healey Kia in Newburgh, from facility growth to what customers are already asking for in the showroom.   If you’re curious about where Kia is headed and why so many buyers are paying attention, this is a must-listen.

In this special episode, we take a moment to talk about Wreaths Across America — what the mission is, why it means so much to us, and how the Healey Brothers team gets involved every single year.   We break down the meaning behind ‘Remember. Honor. Teach.’ and talk about the veterans, families, Gold Star moms, and local organizations who make this day so powerful. From the annual parade to the laying of wreaths on December 13th, we share what the experience looks like, how the community shows up, and why it gives you chills every time.   We also highlight the incredible work of the Nam Knights, local military support groups, and Chevy’s national involvement in sponsoring Wreaths Across America — including events at West Point and Arlington.   This is one of our favorite days of the entire year, and it’s an honor to support the men and women who protect our freedoms. We hope this episode helps more people understand what Wreaths Across America is all about and inspires you to get involved locally.

At the Healey Brothers Pod, we’re at FDR High School to shine a spotlight on the Roosevelt Racing program and our partnership with the Winners Circle Project.   In this episode, we sit down with Sean, Derek, and Lisa from FDR to break down how their students build a Factory Five Shelby Cobra nicknamed “Black Lightning,” create a full visual brand, and run real marketing campaigns — all while still in high school.   They share how the program ties together three classes — Build, Visual Communications, and Marketing — plus a Pathways to Success component that focuses on careers, internships, and life skills. From learning deadlines and teamwork to presenting, fundraising, and competing against other schools for a single trophy, these students are getting real-world automotive, media, and business experience long before graduation.   We also talk about why Healey Brothers is so invested in supporting programs like this, how alumni have already moved on to colleges, racing programs, and internships, and why giving students hands-on opportunities like Roosevelt Racing is a win for the whole community.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Jason Healey sits down with Justin Friend and David Raminick from Proficy Digital to break down what omnichannel, data, and AI really mean for car dealers.   They talk about how dealers can stop guessing with their ad budgets and start using predictive, AI-driven insights to reach shoppers where they actually spend time—Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, streaming, search, and more. Jason shares how Healey brands itself first, ties in community and creative content, and uses video to put real faces to the stores, while Justin and David explain how their platform forecasts demand 90 days out and helps dealers spend smarter, not just more.   Whether you’re trying to understand omnichannel, wondering if Instagram actually sells cars, or looking for a better way to plan your marketing budget, this conversation shows how data, creativity, and AI can all work together to grow market share and profitability.

In this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, Nicky Paraggio sits down with Jason Healey, Chief Marketing Officer for Healey Brothers Auto Group, for a quick Auto Industry Update covering some of the biggest moves happening right now across the brands we represent.   From Ram entering the SUV market and Jeep’s progress with the Recon EV, to Cadillac’s mix of luxury EVs and gas-powered performance models — we break down how automakers are adjusting their strategies heading into 2026 and beyond. We also dive into GM’s upcoming “eyes-off” Super Cruise technology and Kia’s next-generation Telluride, while discussing the brand’s decision to delay the EV4 in the U.S.   It’s a short but packed discussion about how the industry is evolving, balancing electrification, performance, and consumer demand.

In this episode of The Healey Brothers Podcast, Jason Healey sits down with Brian Healey, Used Car Director for Healey Brothers, to break down how the used car market performed in October 2025.   They discuss how inventory levels have climbed back above 500 vehicles across Healey Brothers locations, what’s driving the current mix of affordable and certified pre-owned cars, and how recent rate cuts are helping buyers secure better payments.   The conversation also dives into the used EV market following the end of the federal EV tax credit, how certification adds real value for buyers, and why now might be one of the best times of the year to trade or buy.   From affordability to future trends, this episode gives a clear, real-world look at where the market stands heading into the end of the year.

This week, the Healey Brothers Pod brings you a special crossover recorded live on WTBQ’s BC Connection. Hosts John Douthat (President, John S. Burke Catholic High School & Burke Catholic Academy) and Janice Clark (Principal) sit down with Burke Catholic Class of 2010 alumni Jay Healey (Chief Marketing Officer, Healey Brothers) and Austin Spears (General Sales Manager, Healey Kia–Newburgh). They revisit their BC days—sports, discipline, community—and the legendary “outdoor classroom” senior prank—then connect those lessons to leading teams, serving customers, and building careers at Healey Brothers. John and Janice also share how Burke partners with local law enforcement for on-campus safety training and why community service remains central to the school’s mission.

The EV market is changing fast — and this quarter’s numbers prove it. In this episode, Jason Healey and Nicky Paraggio break down the Top 10 Best-Selling EVs as of Q3 2025, highlighting the Chevy Equinox EV’s astonishing climb to #3 behind Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3. They also unpack Hyundai’s massive $9,800 price drop on the upcoming 2026 IONIQ 5 and how aggressive financing and rebates across multiple brands have made EVs more affordable than ever — even after the federal tax credit ended.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, hosts sit down with the Woodman and Chuck Benfer to talk about their unique collaboration test-driving electric vehicles across all 10 Healey brands. What started as a creative marketing idea quickly turned into a powerful campaign—doubling EV sales, sparking conversations about the future of electric driving, and breaking misconceptions around range, charging, and performance.   From the sleek Ford Mustang Mach-E to the jaw-dropping Dodge Charger Daytona SRT EV, and all the way up to the luxurious Cadillac Lyriq, Woodman shares his firsthand impressions as a Tesla driver exploring a new world of electric options. The crew discusses how the campaign came together, the surprising vehicles that stood out, and how multimedia storytelling—from radio to social media—helped connect with real customers in a fresh, authentic way.   Whether you’re curious about EVs, work in automotive marketing, or just love good stories about innovation and collaboration, this is one you won’t want to miss.

In this heartfelt episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, we sit down with Abraham Almanza, Senior Director of Marketing for Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley — and a former Wish Kid himself. Abraham shares his powerful personal story of surviving stage-four lung cancer as a teenager and how his wish experience shaped his life and career. Together, we discuss how Make-A-Wish grants life-changing wishes for children battling critical illnesses, the lasting impact these moments have on families, and the misconceptions about the organization’s mission.   The episode also highlights the Healey Brothers’ $30,000 donation to Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley — a contribution that will help grant at least three local wishes right here in our community.   Tune in to hear an inspiring story of hope, resilience, and the power of giving back.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Brian Healey sits down with Jeff Alpert, partner at Composition Wealth Management, to break down what vehicle service contracts really mean for customers. Often mistaken for “extended warranties,” these contracts provide coverage that goes beyond the manufacturer’s warranty—helping protect against costly repairs as vehicles become more advanced and parts more expensive.   Jeff shares his unique perspective from working with dealers nationwide, explaining how Healey’s in-house program differs from third-party providers like CarShield, and why that makes all the difference for customer care. From real-life examples of $12,000 sunroof replacements to the ability to override claims in the customer’s favor, this conversation uncovers how vehicle service contracts protect your investment, save you money, and keep you on the road with peace of mind.   Whether you’re buying a new car, holding on to your current one, or simply curious about how these contracts work, this episode will give you the insight you need to make an informed decision.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Brian Healey and John Koerner sit down with “Mr. Accountability” himself, Dave Anderson—author of 16 books and founder of Learn to Lead. Since launching Learn to Lead in 1999, Dave has worked with leaders in 21 countries and across multiple industries, drawing on his extensive background in automotive retail to teach practical, results-driven principles.   The conversation dives into: •Dave’s journey from car salesman to founding Learn to Lead •Why ordinary habits done extraordinarily well separate top performers •The importance of structure, routines, and accountability in personal and professional growth •The “Red Belt Mindset” and why staying hungry is the key to sustained success •Practical advice for balancing ambition with fulfillment in work and life   Whether you’re in business, sports, or just striving to become your best self, this episode delivers real-world strategies and inspiration to help you rise above mediocrity.

Jay Healey, Chief Marketing Officer of Healey Brothers, joined the K104 Morning Show for a wide-ranging conversation about the dealership group’s history, its deep roots in the Hudson Valley community, and the exciting future of the automotive industry.   Jay shares stories about growing up around the family business, early days of K-Fest partnerships, and the journey to building nine dealerships with ten franchises. The conversation dives into electric vehicles — from the Mustang Mach-E to the Silverado EV and upcoming Dodge Charger Daytona EV — and why now is the best time to buy or lease, with federal tax credits expiring September 30 and lease deals starting as low as $99/month.   The interview also touches on the new state-of-the-art Hyundai facility, community food bank donations, and Healey Brothers’ commitment to keeping that “family feel” while employing over 650 local team members. A must-listen for anyone interested in cars, EVs, or the business of building a local automotive legacy.

Join us for our 100th episode as we spotlight George Robinson, a GM World Class Technician at Healey Chevrolet! George shares his journey from graduating Universal Technical Institute in Houston back in 2001, to starting his career as a technician, and eventually earning the prestigious GM World Class designation in 2022.   He talks about growing up working with his dad in the shop, why he wanted to join the Healey Brothers team for so long, and how becoming part of the Healey family helped him grow both professionally and personally. George also shares advice for aspiring technicians and his thoughts on the future of the automotive industry.   This is a special milestone episode celebrating both George’s incredible career and our 100th podcast release — you don’t want to miss it!

Jason Healey joined The Woodman and Bill Beale live on K104 to share some exciting news: Healey Brothers has officially added a Chevrolet Cadillac store in Newburgh, New York, to its growing family of dealerships.   In the interview, Jason discusses the importance of bringing Cadillac into the Healey lineup, what customers can expect from the upgraded store, and how his brother Dylan Healey will be leading the new location as General Manager. The conversation also dives into the future of EVs, including Cadillac’s Escalade IQ, Dodge’s electric muscle cars, and Kia’s EV6 GT, along with Healey Brothers’ commitment to raising the bar in customer experience and community values.   This episode captures a milestone moment for Healey Brothers and the Hudson Valley auto market.

Step inside the halls of John S. Burke Catholic High School in Goshen, NY, as we sit down with members of the school’s community to explore what makes Burke such a unique place to learn and grow. From its academic programs and student life to its role in the local community and vision for the future, this episode dives into the values and stories that continue to shape generations of Burke students.

The federal EV tax credit has been a huge driver of electric vehicle adoption — but it’s going away. In this episode, Jason Healey, Brian Healey, and special guest John Koerner, Executive General Manager and Ford Dealer Council member, break down what this means for consumers, automakers, and the future of EV sales. John shares insider insight from the manufacturer’s perspective, why this change is happening, and what buyers should know if they’re considering going electric.

In this Employee Spotlight, we sit down with Shawna from our Customer Care Center, who has been with Healey for over 11 years. She shares her journey through the company, what makes the Customer Care Center such an important part of our team, and how training has played a key role in her success. Shawna also gives her thoughts on the future of AI in customer service and how it can help us become more efficient while keeping our personal touch.

Back in April at the 2025 New York International Auto Show, we had the rare chance to talk with a brand representative about one of the wildest cars there — a street‑legal race car built for pure performance. Four months later, it’s still one of the most unforgettable cars we’ve seen all year.