Healey Brothers Pod

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.

In this episode, Jason Healey, Andrew Green, and Nicky Paraggio dive deep into the evolving world of in-car infotainment, centered around Apple CarPlay Ultra and the bigger battle over who owns the driver experience. From GM’s decision to phase out CarPlay in certain EVs to why Hyundai and Kia are all-in on Apple’s full-screen takeover, the crew explores what’s at stake for automakers, dealers, and drivers. They discuss how Apple’s demand for data may be the real roadblock, why some brands refuse to give up control of the dashboard, and how this shift might impact the future of design, diagnostics, and even dealership service visits.
 
Whether you’re a die-hard Apple fan or just want your volume knob back, this conversation breaks it all down in plain English.

Flat rate pay is one of the most debated topics in the automotive world — is it a path to higher earnings or a system stacked against techs? In this episode, we break down what flat rate pay really is, why it exists, and how technicians can thrive in it. From real-world examples to the pros, cons, and common misconceptions, we unpack it all. Plus, tips for making the most of flat rate and how it can benefit both techs and customers. Whether you love it or hate it, this conversation is for you.

The federal tax credit for used electric vehicles is set to expire on September 30, 2025 — but what does that mean for used EV values? In this episode, we take a look at the current state of the used EV market, how these vehicles have been holding their value, and what could happen when the tax credit is gone. Will prices jump as buyers rush in, or will they drop with lower demand? Join us as we break down both sides of the market and what we’ll be watching after the deadline passes.