LoJack Inks Deal With Galpin Ford
Galpin Ford signed a deal this week to install LoJack’s vehicle-recovery system on its entire fleet of vehicles. LoJack officials said the agreement is the largest in company history.
NORTH HILLS, Calif. — LoJack Corp. has entered into an agreement with Galpin Ford, the world’s largest Ford dealership for 22 consecutive years, to install the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System on its entire fleet of vehicles. LoJack officials said the deal is the largest of its kind.
“I have known Bert Boeckmann and the Galpin team for many years and they represent the gold standard of automotive retailing. I couldn’t be more proud to partner with a winning group like Galpin Ford,” said Randy L. Ortiz, president and CEO of LoJack. “It is a true win for both organizations. Since vehicle theft increasingly happens at dealer lots, Galpin Ford will now have the best protection available for its entire fleet and can readily pass that protection along to its customers who purchase the LoJack System.”
Boeckmann, owner of Galpin Motors Inc., added, “Making the LoJack System available to all of our customers is particularly important in the greater Los Angeles market, which currently and historically has ranked as one of the worst areas in the country for car theft. That’s why we are excited to offer this highly effective system to our customers while also protecting the vehicles on our own lot.”
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