Many features on today’s economy car would have been expensive options on yesterday’s high-performance luxury automobile. Those high tech features can drive up the costs of a crash, and may have a chain reaction of high auto theft.

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 2017 Vehicle Theft Recovery Report, detailing stolen vehicle recoveries for last year. The report comes in the form of a downloadable infographic. In the 9th installment of the report, you’ll find the LoJack recovery data mirrors the trend of rising auto theft nationally, and thieves

Today, we released the December issue of the LoJack Monthly Recovery Report. Discover the full infographic and analysis.

It might not seem obvious unless it happens to you, but the distinction between a joyrider and a professional thief is very important. Although two types of thief might use similar techniques, the crucial difference is intent: the joyrider never means to permanently deprive you of your vehicle.  Cars stolen by joyriders are often found

Today, we released the November issue of our Monthly Recovery Report. In this issue, you’ll find two notable recovery stories involving theft from car dealerships. Like consumers, dealers need to take measures to protect themselves against loss due to auto theft. Fortunately, the dealerships highlighted in this month’s report protected their lot with the LoJack® Stolen

We believe that law enforcement can work with communities to help reduce vehicle theft by educating them about how to protect their cars and the valuables.

Monthly Recovery Report highlights five recoveries by law enforcement. Three of the five vehicles have a value over $100,000.

  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 advocate for use of