The California owners of a 2014 Volkswagen Jetta discovered their vehicle missing just after 2:30 on a Monday afternoon. They were worried- but not for long. Thanks to the LoJack® system installed when they purchased their vehicle, local police were able to safely recover it in just over a half hour after activation. On January

The owner of a Volkswagen Jetta from Salisbury, NH, visited a friend in Concord, NH to discuss repayment of a debt. Their conversation turned into an argument, and the victim claimed that his car was stolen as a result sometime during the night.  Thanks to the LoJack® system the owner had installed when purchasing his

The LoJack® system offers a great benefit to vehicle owners- the chance to get their stolen car, truck, van or motorcycle back fast, before the thief gets a chance to relocate it, wreck it, or take it apart. In this case, a Volkswagen Jetta stolen in Chula Vista, CA, is recovered by police assisted by

When the owner of a Volkswagen Jetta found his car missing from his Los Angeles home one Saturday evening, he probably wasn’t expecting police to recover it in less than three hours, but thanks to the LoJack system he had installed when buying his VW, local law enforcement did just that. On August 3rd, 2013,

It’s almost one a.m. on a Monday morning. Imagine how you would feel if you looked out your window at that time and found your vehicle was gone. That’s how the Oakland, CA resident in this case reacted when he saw his Volkswagen Jetta was not where he had left it. It’s a good thing

This North Carolina resident drove all the way to Las Vegas to visit, only to have his Volkswagen Jetta stolen from a friend’s home. Luckily, he not only brought his car to Vegas, but the LoJack® system hidden inside as well, so local police were able to track down his car in only 53 minutes

On the evening of February 24, 2013, the owner of a Volkswagen Jetta started the vehicle and left it running to warm it up in the parking lot of his apartment complex, right outside of his door, in Renton, Washington. The owner went back into his apartment for five minutes, and when he returned to

On February 17, 2013, the owner of a Volkswagen Jetta contacted the Anaheim Police Department to report his vehicle had been stolen. According to the owner, he had left his keys inside the vehicle and failed to lock the car. Anaheim Police verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state and federal

On December 11, 2012, the owner of a 2011 Volkswagen Jetta reported the theft of the vehicle to the Portland Police Bureau.  Portland Police verified the information and entered the VIN into the NCIC stolen vehicle database.  This routine police action automatically activated the LoJack transponder concealed in the vehicle.  Less than two hours later,

On December 4, 2012 the owners of a 2005 Volkswagen Jetta contacted the North Las Vegas Police Department to report that their car was stolen sometime during the early morning hours while parked near their home in the 4900 block of Palmilla, North Las Vegas. The North Las Vegas Police Department verified the theft and