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On this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, Jason Healey sits down with Rachel Barker from Dealers United and Allison McConeghy from Pinterest to break down one of the most overlooked marketing channels in automotive—Pinterest. This isn’t theory—this is real data, real strategy, and real results. We dive into: •Why Pinterest is different from traditional social media •How dealers can reach customers before they’re even in-market •The importance of targeting women buyers, who drive the majority of purchase decisions •How a full-funnel strategy actually turns into real vehicle sales •The exact types of content that are working right now •Why measurement and sales matchback matter more than ever Plus, we discuss how Healey became one of the top-performing dealer groups on Pinterest and what that means for the future of automotive marketing. If you’re a dealer looking to improve ROI and get ahead of the customer journey, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, Jason Healey sits down with leadership expert Dave Anderson and Executive GM John Koerner to break down what it really takes to win in today’s market. With changing conditions, tighter margins, and fewer opportunities, success isn’t about waiting for things to improve—it’s about controlling what you can control. The conversation dives into the three pillars that drive results: People – Setting expectations, building accountability, and getting the most out of your team Process – Executing consistently and focusing on the actions that actually move the needle Expenses – Managing efficiently without sacrificing growth Dave shares powerful insights on execution, leadership, and mindset—including why most people never reach their potential, how “doing more” separates you instantly, and why pressure is actually a privilege—not a punishment. This episode is packed with real-world leadership advice that applies not just in business, but in life. If you’re looking to get better results with what you already have—this is the episode you need.

On this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, Jay Healey sits down with Josh Sommers of Focus Media to talk about Test Drive Tuesday and the bigger mission behind Healey Brothers’ commitment to the community. They discuss why giving back has always been part of the company culture, how strong partnerships help turn ideas into real impact, and why community involvement means more than simply writing a check. The conversation also dives into how Test Drive Tuesday works: every Tuesday, anyone can visit any Healey Brothers location, take a test drive with no purchase necessary, and Healey Brothers will donate to the Food Bank Hudson Valley on their behalf. It’s a simple way for the community to get involved, help families facing food insecurity, and be part of something bigger across the Hudson Valley. From the company’s philanthropic mindset to the role of local media and nonprofit partners, this episode highlights how Healey Brothers continues to build a culture centered around service, community, and making a difference.

On this episode of The Healey Brothers Pod, we break down everything we saw at the 2026 New York International Auto Show — from exclusive press conferences to the biggest reveals, concepts, and award winners in the industry. We kick things off with the World Car Awards, highlighting major winners like BMW taking home World Car of the Year, Lucid winning with the Gravity, and Hyundai’s IONIQ 6 N earning World Performance Car of the Year. From there, we dive into each manufacturer’s biggest moments: •Kia unveils the EV3 and an all-new generation of the Seltos •Hyundai shocks the crowd with the Boulder off-road concept and massive future plans •Chrysler debuts a refreshed Pacifica with a new logo and family-focused tech •Ford reveals the Mustang Dark Horse SC, Expedition 30th Anniversary package, and more We also talk about what it’s like attending media days, why it’s the best time to capture content, and what these announcements mean for the future of the automotive industry. If you want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the biggest automotive events of the year — this is it.