About Healey Brothers | Family-Owned Since 1977

49⁺

Years in Business

Brands Represented

Locations

4.7★

Google Rating

2,342

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The Healey Family

A Message from the Healey Family

At Healey Brothers, we aim to redefine the automotive experience through a steadfast commitment to customer loyalty. We are dedicated to building more than just transactions — we cultivate lasting relationships with every person we have contact with.

By delivering exceptional service, transparent communication, and a tailored approach to every customer's needs, we strive to be the trusted partner for all of their automotive journeys.

"When was the last time someone surprised you by doing far more than you expected? At Healey Brothers, that's our definition of great customer service."

At Healey Brothers, we believe that customer loyalty isn't just earned — it's nurtured, celebrated, and cherished. Making everyone part of the Healey family.

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Our Core Values

What We Stand For

Honesty

Transparent pricing, no hidden fees, and straightforward communication on every deal.

Relationships

We're not just selling cars — we're building lifelong partnerships with every customer and family.

Excellence

Factory-trained staff, cutting-edge tools, and a commitment to exceeding expectations every time.

Community

Proud to invest in local schools, veterans, first responders, and our Hudson Valley neighbors.

Our History

Growing With the Hudson Valley

1977

Healey Brothers Begins in Goshen

On March 20, 1977, William S. Healey purchased Fossum Chevrolet-Oldsmobile in Goshen from Richard Fossum. The family dealership began with 19 employees and annual car and truck sales of 300.

1982

A Second Generation Joins

Expansion was steady, and within three years Bill had more than doubled sales. In 1982, Paul J. Healey graduated from college and joined his father in the business.

1984

Beacon Expansion

Bill purchased Shaw Motors, a Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealership in Beacon, and turned control of the Goshen dealership over to Paul, who became the youngest General Motors dealer in the United States at the time.

1985–1991

Dwight Joins and Leads Beacon

Dwight K. Healey joined the Beacon operation after graduating from college in 1985. In 1991, he took control of the Beacon dealership as Bill stepped back from day-to-day operations.

1990s

Growing Across the Hudson Valley

Paul and Dwight expanded into multiple dealerships in Goshen and Beacon, with additional Ford, Hyundai, and used vehicle operations in Middletown, Mt. Kisco, and Vails Gate.

2002–2003

The Area’s Largest Automobile Retailer

By 2002, the nine Healey Brothers dealerships had annual sales of $220 million, sold nearly 10,000 vehicles, serviced more than 75,000, and were approaching the milestone of selling their 100,000th vehicle.

Driven to Give Foundation

The Healey Brothers Driven to Give Foundation supports local schools, food banks, veterans' organizations, and first responder programs across the Hudson Valley.

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Award-Winning Customer Service

Multiple manufacturer customer satisfaction awards, including Ford President's Award and GM Mark of Excellence — earned through real customer feedback year after year.

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Family Owned. Community Driven.