When a Kubota Mini Excavator was stolen from a job site in Murfreesboro, TN, recently, the machine’s owner knew that thieves often target construction equipment. Protecting his asset with the LoJack® system was a smart move. Local police, with LoJack’s help, recovered both the Mini Excavator and another stolen machine, at a residential work site,

Early one recent Monday morning, the owners of a Honda Accord stopped to get gas in La Vergne, TN, and unfortunately had their vehicle stolen. The LoJack® system these victims had installed when purchasing their Accord proved its worth by helping local law enforcement retrieve the car that very same day. On December 9th, 2013,

The Long Beach, CA resident in this case didn’t arrive home from work until after 10:30 pm on a Friday night, and then discovered his Nissan Altima had been stolen while he was working. Fortunately, the LoJack® system that was installed when he bought his car doesn’t take nights or weekends off. With LoJack’s help,

Imagine if you were a college student, heading home after a tough class, and discovered your vehicle missing from the parking lot. That’s what happened in this case to a Dodge Magnum owned by a student at ASU (Arizona State University) West.  We know this student was smart because there was a LoJack® system installed

The owner of the Saab 93 in this case discovered the vehicle missing early one Friday evening in Tacoma, WA. The victim’s car- and weekend- was saved by the LoJack® system installed in the 93, which helped local police recover it in less than two and a half hours after activation. On September 13th, 2013,

The owner of a Nissan Maxima reported it stolen after a break-in at his Nevada home in the wee hours of a Sunday morning. Local law enforcement, assisted by the LoJack® system, recovered the vehicle in less than a half hour after activation. The victim contacted the Lyon County Sheriff’s Department- Dayton Sub-Station, and reported

Thieves will often make changes to a stolen car, truck, van or motorcycle to avoid apprehension. They can switch license plates, remove or change the VIN (vehicle identification number), and even attempt to paint the vehicle. These methods don’t fool the LoJack® system. Because the tracking device is concealed INSIDE the vehicle, it still gives

On March 24, 2013, a Los Angeles resident found that their Honda Civic was stolen from the street where it had been parked, and immediately contacted the local Police Department to report the theft. As soon as officers entered the Civic’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) into their computer, the LoJack ® device- which was installed