Be careful who you lend your vehicle to. This lesson was learned the hard way by the victim in this case. She loaned her BMW X3 to her boyfriend’s sister, who first refused to return it, then claimed she never borrowed it, and finally admitted she had given the X3 to one of her brother’s

The Austin, TX resident in this case was a multiple victim- his home was broken into, and the thieves found his car keys and took his Mercedes Benz CLK500 as well. The local police, with help from the LoJack® system installed in the Benz, were able to make this scary situation a little less stressful

The Kirkland, WA residents in this case noticed their BMW 325i missing from their driveway just before midnight one Sunday evening. It’s a good thing they had the LoJack® system installed when buying their car, because the local police were able to track it down in just over a half hour after activation. The BMW’s

The Harley Davidson XL1200 motorcycle in this case was put into storage four years ago. It was last seen at the storage location in early 2012. Even though the bike had not been viewed in over a year and there was no way to verify the exact time of theft, local police using the LoJack®

This case involves a Toyota Camry stolen from a California residence. An LAPD air unit and ground and air units from Hawthorne, CA, combined forces and assisted by the LoJack® system, recovered the car in just two hours and 22 minutes. On July 17th, 2013, the Camry’s owner contacted LAPD- West Lost Angeles to report

The LoJack® system helps your local police get your stolen vehicle back fast; in some cases, AMAZINGLY fast; as in this example, when it took Fresno, CA police only 12 minutes to recover a Ford F-250 pickup. On June 19th, 2013, the Ford’s owners contacted the Fresno Police Department to report that their vehicle had

In this case, a Chevrolet Express van is stolen from Virginia and recovered less than four hours later in Maryland, thanks to local law enforcement and the LoJack® system. On June 24th, 2013, the owner of a Chevrolet Express Van contacted the Fairfax County, VA Police to report that their vehicle was stolen from Leesburg

“Parked and unoccupied” is a phrase you see quite often in stolen vehicle recovery cases involving the LoJack® system. It refers to the habit of some thieves of parking the stolen vehicle either in a low traffic location or in an area with lots of cars- and leaving it unattended for 24 hours or more.

When the LoJack® system is activated on a stolen car, truck, van, motorcycle or piece of construction equipment, the homing signal works in every area LoJack covers, so whether the machine is 10 miles away, or moved out of state, the signal will still be received by the local police. In this case, a 2008

This Philadelphia, PA resident’s Monday morning was made even more manic than usual when he discovered his 2008 Toyota Tundra missing from his residence.  Thanks to his local police and the LoJack® system, his day got better quickly because his vehicle was located in only 24 minutes after activation. On June 24th 2013, the Tundra’s