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LoJack Expands to S.C., Available to Sell in F&I Office

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- LoJack Corp. has expanded its Stolen Vehicle Recovery System Network into South Carolina, beginning with the greater Columbia, Charleston and Rock Hill areas. Further expansion in the state is expected later this year.

by Staff

March 7, 2006

1 min to read

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- LoJack Corp. has expanded its Stolen Vehicle Recovery System Network into South Carolina, beginning with the greater Columbia, Charleston and Rock Hill areas. Further expansion in the state is expected later this year.

Local and regional law enforcement agencies will use LoJack’s system in the fight against auto theft. The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is directly integrated into law enforcement agencies that use LoJack’s in-vehicle tracking equipment to recover stolen assets. The system has a better than 90 percent success rate in recovering stolen cars and trucks.

"Auto theft is a serious issue that affects the citizens of South Carolina and we are pleased to provide this community with our proven theft protection solution," said Richard T. Riley, president and COO of LoJack. "Our entrée into South Carolina is a reflection of the growing need – both domestically and internationally – for our powerful, time-tested systems that track and recover valuable mobile assets."

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