Available nationwide, LoJack’s leading GPS technology protects consumer vehicles from theft. As the only stolen vehicle recovery system integrated with law enforcement, LoJack was able to aid police in the recent recoveries of two vehicles in New Jersey and New Mexico. One vehicle was located hidden in a shipping container, and the other was found

LoJack® by Spireon is the ultimate vehicle theft protection system with a unique law enforcement partnership of over 35 years. That partnership proved priceless when four vehicles, with a total value of $250,000, were stolen in a multi-state crime spree. Fortunately, LoJack was installed in the stolen 2021 Chevrolet Silverado, and LoJack’s Law Enforcement Liaison

LoJack’s industry-leading GPS technology turns a vehicle theft into another successful recovery story. In this recent case, a man’s Chrysler 300 was stolen from a Westfield Mall. Fortunately, LoJack had been installed in his vehicle, and the owner was able to work with LoJack’s Customer Support Center. They coordinated with law enforcement to locate the

LoJack by Spireon proves that it is the ultimate vehicle theft protection system in the industry with the recent recovery of a BMW M8 valued at $126,000. The all-new LoJack  protects vehicles with industry-leading GPS technology, enabling cars, trucks, and SUVs to be located with an accuracy of a 4-foot radius. Here’s one more successful

If you’ve been keeping up with LoJack, you already know that over 700,000 cars are stolen every year, according to the FBI Uniform Crime Report and over 90% of LoJack-equipped cars, trucks and SUVs are recovered, often within hours. Here are a few more interesting facts about auto theft. According to Pew Research, only 13%

  Today, we are happy to announce the release of the inaugural LoJack Monthly Recovery Report. In this month’s issue, you’ll see a number of luxury vehicles recovered in Texas, including one vehicle worth over $145,000. This should not come as a surprise, as Texas is the #2 state for auto theft in the country according to the most recent FBI Uniform Crime Report. We

  More vehicles are stolen in the summer months than any other time of the year, which is why LoJack and law enforcement groups across the country promote July as National Vehicle Theft Protection Month (NVTPM). Law enforcement groups use this time of year to focus in on the issue of auto theft in their communities and promote use

  Cars have long been signifiers of wealth, social mobility, and personal freedom. However, for large segments of America’s less affluent, they’re much more than a symbol of success. For them, owning a car is not only a means of supporting their careers and families—it’s a key way of escaping poverty. In fact, studies have

  Many of today’s cars are technological marvels. While we once only expected our vehicles to transport us safely from point A to point B, modern consumers are increasingly looking for a connected car experience. GPS navigation devices and advanced engine monitoring systems are now often standard features, as is the ability to link our

Previously, we took a closer look at why recent FBI data shows a rise in vehicle thefts across the U.S. One of the most alarming trends we noticed is how these thefts are not only increasing nationwide, but are actually becoming more prevalent in the West. While this may be due to number of reasons,