LoJack announced June 25 that it had offered its dealers a special incentive promotion that would reward
its F & I professionals for increasing the number of LoJack units sold.
LoJack Offers Dealers Incentive Program
by Staff
June 25, 20021 min to read
Dealers selling a certain number of units more than previous
numbers would win the following prizes:
For 10 more units, F & I professionals were awarded a leather jacket.
For 30 more units, F & I professionals were awarded an entertainment
center.
For 45 more units, F & I professionals were awarded an all-expenses paid
trip to Las Vegas (for West Coast participants) or to Bermuda (for East
Coast participants).
According to the company, the promotion was a success and LoJack said it looks forward to planning
additional promotions.
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