Although we all hate when vacations end, it’s nice to get home where everything is familiar and the same as when you left. Unless, of course, something has gone wrong while you were gone- as in this case, where some Fayetteville, NC residents returned to find their 2013 Ford F-150 missing from their driveway. The

A car dealership in Elk Grove, CA, discovered they were the victims of fraud in this case. When it was determined that the Ford F-150 they sold was purchased with a bad check, and the information from the customer was false, they attempted to track it with the installed GPS only to find that the

It isn’t definite which element in this case surprised the victim the most- that his Ford F-150 pickup was stolen, or that the thief turned out to be someone he knew. One fact that’s not a big surprise- the LoJack® system installed in his truck helped local law enforcement recover it fast- in less than

These Las Vegas, NV residents had a nasty shock when they discovered that both a set of keys and their Ford F-150 were missing one Friday morning. The victims were very glad they decided to purchase the LoJack® system when they bought their truck, so local police were able to recover it in less than

The victim in this case found his Ford F-150 missing from a hospital parking lot one Monday afternoon. A spare key was left inside the truck, and the thief, who may have been planning to just take the contents of the vehicle, ended up driving it away. Luckily, something else was hidden in the pickup-

In this case, a Jamul, CA resident discovers his Ford F-150 is missing from his residence early one Saturday evening. Because he was smart enough to have the LoJack® system installed in his truck when he purchased it, his local police were able to recover it in only one hour and 16 minutes after activation.

When a customer chooses to have the LoJack® system installed in a new vehicle, it requires thinking about an event you hope never happens. No one wants to think that their car, truck, motorcycle or van may ever be stolen. Unfortunately, this occurs all too often, and, as the old saying goes, it’s better to