Healey Brothers Pod

Too many drivers skip maintenance because they don’t see the value—until a major breakdown forces them to. In this episode of the Healey Brothers Podcast, Jay Healey sits down with Bill Vittorini, Service Director at Healey Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Beacon, NY, to break down preventive maintenance that actually saves you money.
 
From oil changes and fluid services to transmission protection, diesel maintenance, and winter driving concerns in the Northeast, Bill explains why routine maintenance isn’t an upsell—it’s protection for your second-largest investment. They cover real mileage intervals, common myths about dealership service, how BG maintenance plans work, and why catching small issues early can prevent $5,000–$7,000 repairs down the road.
 
Whether you’re planning to keep your vehicle long-term, run a diesel work truck, or just want your car to stay safe and reliable, this episode explains what matters, when it matters, and why it’s worth it.

In this episode, Jason Healey sits down with James Barrett to break down everything happening with Hyundai — from exciting future technology to what customers can expect over the next few years.
 
They dive into Hyundai’s shift toward hybrids and innovative EV battery systems that could deliver up to 500–700 miles of range, how changing market demand is shaping production, and why Hyundai continues to stand out for design, technology, and overall value. The conversation also covers inventory strategy, rising market share, self-driving technology, potential tariff impacts, and why customer experience remains at the center of everything Healey Brothers does.
 
Plus, James shares what’s coming next for Hyundai, what vehicles are becoming the brand’s bread and butter, and why 2026 is shaping up to be a huge year for both Hyundai and Healey Brothers.
 
If you’re curious about the future of Hyundai, EVs, hybrids, and what smart dealerships are doing to adapt — this episode is for you.

Ever wonder what really happens to your car when you trade it in — and how dealerships decide what it’s worth?
 
In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, the team breaks down the full appraisal process from start to finish, including how condition, mileage, vehicle history, market demand, and reconditioning costs all play a role in your trade-in value. They explain the tools dealers use to determine fair pricing, why modifications don’t always add value, and how supply and demand can impact what your vehicle is worth in today’s market.
 
The conversation also goes behind the scenes of what happens after a car is traded in — from multi-point inspections and reconditioning to deciding whether a vehicle is retailed or sent to auction. Plus, they walk through how Healey ensures every pre-owned vehicle meets quality and safety standards before hitting the lot.
 
If you’ve ever questioned trade-in values, dealership processes, or what really goes into used cars, this episode gives you the full transparent breakdown.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Jay Healey and Nick break down one of the biggest questions every car buyer faces:
 
What type of vehicle purchase is actually right for YOU?
 
We cover the real differences between:
•Leasing vs. Financing a new vehicle
•Used vs. Certified Pre-Owned (CPO)
•Why mileage and lifestyle matter more than people realize
•How depreciation plays into leasing
•Why some certified vehicles can qualify for better interest rates
•How peace of mind changes when you have factory-backed warranty protection
 
Whether you’re commuting daily to NYC/Westchester/North Jersey, driving just a few miles a week, or simply trying to keep your monthly payment affordable — this episode walks through the questions you should be asking before you decide.
 
At Healey, it’s all about doing a proper needs assessment so you end up in the right vehicle for your life, your driving habits, and your budget.

In this Employee Spotlight episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, we sit down with Kevin Cox, Sales Consultant at Healey Brothers Ford in Goshen, to learn more about his journey—and why he’s become such a key part of the Healey team.
 
Kevin shares how he got his start in the automotive world as a technician, what led him to transition into sales, and how working for Snap-on Tools helped shape his approach to customer relationships and communication. From running his own repair shop to building a book of business through trust and referrals, Kevin breaks down what it really takes to succeed in the car business today.
 
We also dive into one of the coolest projects happening at the dealership right now: the Whipple Supercharged Ford F-150 build—including how long it took to get it approved, what makes it unique, and how it’s already led to more performance builds for customers.
 
If you’re into cars, performance trucks, customer service, or just want to meet more of the great people behind Healey Brothers, this episode is for you.

In this episode of the Healey Brothers Pod, Brian Healey and Jay Healey break down the used car market heading into January 2026. They discuss where pricing is actually moving, why the pre-owned EV market is changing, which used vehicles are holding their value, and how manufacturer incentives on new cars are impacting used inventory.
 
The conversation also covers certified pre-owned value, current buyer behavior, trade-in values, how vehicles are really appraised, and what Healey Brothers’ used inventory looks like right now. If you’re thinking about buying, trading, or selling a vehicle in early 2026, this episode gives you a realistic look at what to expect.

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.