July 10, 2009

National Summary YTD 2008:

$175,358,314**

YTD 2008 National Recovery Data*

*Source: NADA and LoJack

**Value of recovery reflects LoJack equipped vehicles only. Value of vehicles recovered as a result of chop shops, theft rings, etc. not included

Note:BMW: BMW and MiniChrysler: Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, PlymouthFord: Aston Martin, Ford, Jag, Land Rover, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury, VolvoGM: Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, Hummer, Olds, Pontiac, SAAB, SaturnToyota: Toyota and Scion

CY Total: 175,358,314$ Q1: 45,668,899$ Q2: 44,259,105$ Q3: 42,193,290$ Q4: 43,237,020$

Make Recovery ValueAcura $5,444,410

Audi $1,758,575

BMW $8,144,250

Chrysler $12,375,905

Ford $24,976,320

GM $39,577,835

Honda $19,270,080

Hyundai $844,395

Infiniti $3,047,975

Isuzu $80,925

Kia $275,550

Lexus $6,970,270

Mercedes $9,701,050

Mitsubishi $1,469,204

Nissan $13,878,550

Porsche $1,233,125

Subaru $691,065

Suzuki $140,800

Toyota $24,220,450

Volkswagen $1,216,625

Other $40,955

YTD 2008 $175,358,314

OKC/TULSA RANK ABOVE NATIONAL AVG.

Source – areaconnect.com

Tulsa P.D. Recovers Tulsa P.D. Recovers 2004 Mercedes and 2 Other Stolen 2004 Mercedes and 2 Other Stolen

VehiclesVehicles

Originally installed in Dallas, TX.

When the owner of a car dealership in Tulsa discovered his business had been burglarized overnight and the 2004 Mercedes had been stolen. A report was made with the Tulsa Police Department on 6/5/09. The vehicle information was entered into the NCIC police computer. This routine police action automatically activated the LoJack transponder concealed in the vehicle. Neither the owner nor law enforcement had to do anything else to activate the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery Network because LoJack’s interface with law enforcement is both seamless and instantaneous.On 6/5/09, the silent LoJack homing signal being broadcast from the stolen Mercedes was picked up by Investigators with the Tulsa Police Departments Auto Theft Unit with a LoJack Police Tracking Computer (PTC) installed in their unmarked vehicle. As the detectives began tracking the silent signal using the signal strength and relative bearing indicator, a Tulsa Police Department marked unit also began tracking the signal. Just fifteen minutes later the vehicle was located in a vacant field at the end of a dead end street located 100 E. 59th St. North. The stolen vehicle was abandoned and undamaged. Two other vehicles also stolen in the burglary, a 2007 Chevy Corvette and a 2007 Mercedes were found and recovered at the same location. Also located was a stolen 1988 GMC Sierra half ton pick up truck.

3 Vehicles Recovered In Less Than 2 Hours Because of 1 LoJack

• Cars Stolen Most OftenCars Stolen Most Often

• According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), the nations motor vehicle thieves continue to favor imports over domestic brands as their target of opportunity.

• The NICB has compiled a list of the 10 vehicles most frequently reported stolen in the U.S. • 1. Honda Accord  1. Honda Accord   6. Ford F150 Series 6. Ford F150 Series • 2. Honda Civic  2. Honda Civic   7. Acura Integra 7. Acura Integra • 3. Toyota Camry 3. Toyota Camry 8. Toyota Pickup  8. Toyota Pickup  • 4. Dodge Caravan 4. Dodge Caravan 9. Saturn SL  9. Saturn SL  • 5. Nissan Sentra  5. Nissan Sentra       10. Dodge Ram Pickup10. Dodge Ram Pickup

National Wide Recovery Time Less Than 2 HoursNational Wide Recovery Time Less Than 2 HoursMoney Back GuaranteeMoney Back Guarantee

90% Recovery Rate90% Recovery RateNo Monthly FeesNo Monthly Fees

Only Theft Recovery System Monitored By Law EnforcementOnly Theft Recovery System Monitored By Law Enforcement

Oklahoman – June 30, 2009

New tracking technology helps locate stolen SUV BY PETER WRIGHT Published: June 30, 2009

Gong Chen’s 1998 Toyota 4-Runner was recovered in a matter of hours using a radio-tracking device after it was stolen from a parking lot in Oklahoma City. PHOTO BY NATE BILLINGS, THE OKLAHOMAN

Gong Chen had been at White Water Bay for about an hour June 9 when he realized his keys were gone. He had left them in a bag on top of his SUV, but by the time he could return to the parking lot, the keys and the car had vanished. Chen called police to report the theft. That triggered the car’s LoJack radio transmitter, a hidden tracking device that emits a signal that can be tracked by some police cars. "I didn’t even think it’s been working,” he said. "It’s been 10 years, 11 years.” Chen said the device was installed in New York shortly after he bought the car. LoJack has been available in Oklahoma since January, but the company has been operating for more than 20 years, state LoJack representative Dennis Johnson said. LoJack installs trackers in police cars. The trackers pick up a tone that grows louder as the squad car gets closer to a stolen vehicle. Oklahoma City Police received trackers this year. "Since January we’ve been very busy getting police departments equipped with the LoJack equipment,” Johnson said. Lt. Kevin Bradbeary of the Oklahoma City Police auto theft detail said there are three main levels of protection for a vehicle: visible devices such as clubs that lock steering wheels or brakes; alarms, ignition locks and other devices that can alert to a theft in progress; and tracking devices such as LoJack. "An alarm with a kill switch will generally stop the theft,” Bradbeary said. He said the popularity of anti-theft devices in cars seems to stay fairly even every year, not significantly increasing or decreasing. But even with safeguards a vehicle can still be targeted. "If they want your car bad enough, eventually they can get it,” he said.

                                                                                             

Lender State Advance Details

Chase National

Retail advance up to $695Back-end allowance

FMCC National Retail Advance up to $800Line 1 Advance

TFS

Toyota Financial

Services

Toyota & Lexus:

AZ, CA, CT, CO, DE, FL,GA, IL, LA, MA, MD, NC, NJ, NV, OH, OR,

PA, TN, TX, VA, WA

Retail Advance up to $695

Line 5 Advance

Honda Financial

Services National

Retail Advance up to $695Line 5 advance

SETF

SouthEast Toyota Financial

Toyota:

FL, SC, NC

Retail Advance up to $695

Line 5 Advance

Fifth Third Bank Retail Advance up to $695 Back End Advance

Lenders that Over-Advance for LoJack

Updated 5/09

Advance Update

Ancillary Products

• Early Warning (EW) – A state of the art personal security system. The vehicle will actually call, email, text and fax the customer if vehicle is moved without authorization.

Cost $150.00 MSRP: $300MSRP: $300

• LoJack Extended Recovery Warranty (XRW)- This warranty extends the warranty on the LoJack base unit and Early Warning for as long as the customer owns the car ($695 refund for Base LoJack & $995 for LoJack with EW).

Cost $50.00 MSRP: $100MSRP: $100

LoJack Scheduling Procedure

• 1. Pre-schedule your customer 72 Hours out (3 business days)•• Dealership, Home or Business • (Avoid schools, hospitals, military bases, and refineries)• 8am – 12 Noon, or 12 Noon – 5pm, or or ALL DAY 8am – 5pm• 2. Call LoJack’s call center to schedule your customer’s • appointment 1-800-535-6522 (select options 2,1)• The call center representative will ask you for the following information:• Customer Name • Vehicle year, make and model, color• Stock #• VIN (last 8 numbers) • Installation appointment date and time – the order will not be accepted without this

information.• Installation appointment location• Contact phone numbers – Home, Work, Cell• PO # -- you can use the stock #• LoJack products ordered LoJack – GP 5000 – Life Time Warranty - Early Warning

• If there are any questions or concerns, call Rick Franks, 405-365-6422 or email rfranks@lojack.com

Oklahoma and Cleveland Oklahoma and Cleveland CountiesCounties

County Coverage Areas

County Coverage Areas

Tulsa, Creek, Wagoner, Muskogee, W. portion Of Rogers and Eastern portion of Osage