Multi-location automotive retailer and service operator in NY metro
Empire Automotive Group operates a regional dealership network across nine NY metro communities with 201–500 employees split heavily toward sales (62 roles) and operations (36 roles). Active hiring of 67 roles in the last 30 days signals expansion, while their tech stack reveals operational maturity: DealerSocket for inventory, ADP Payroll + Workforce Now for multi-location compliance (union payroll is a named pain point), and AWS infrastructure suggesting data infrastructure beyond typical dealership ops. Current focus is service-facility buildout, inventory optimization, and technician productivity—revealing a shift from pure retail toward service-revenue capture.
Empire Automotive Group is a privately held automotive retailer headquartered in Huntington Station, New York, operating dealerships and service facilities across Huntington, West Islip, New Rochelle, White Plains, Manhasset, Lynbrook, Queens, and Long Island City. The company sells new and used vehicles and operates service facilities serving the NY metro region. Operations span sales, service technicians, parts inventory, and support across multiple locations. Active projects include a new service facility, used-car inventory optimization, trade-in evaluations, and parts stocking. The organizational structure is operationally heavy: sales and operations account for 98 of 131 open roles, with significant junior hiring (62 of 131), indicating high-turnover roles (technicians, sales associates, service advisors) or rapid expansion.
DealerSocket (inventory management), ADP Payroll + Workforce Now (HR/payroll), AWS infrastructure (CDK, Database Migration Service), Google Workspace, QuickBooks, and CRM tools. Stack reflects multi-location operational complexity.
Nine NY metro communities: Huntington, West Islip, New Rochelle, White Plains, Manhasset, Lynbrook, Queens, Long Island City, and surrounding areas. Headquarters in Huntington Station, New York.
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