New Car-Buying Advice

If you need advice on buying a new car, lots of websites can help you find the right car with the best options at the lowest price. But you should also give some thought to protecting your new car after you buy it. Auto theft is a major problem, and no make or model is safe. Prevention devices like an auto alarm offer some help, but professional criminals can often disarm or bypass such devices, and once a car is stolen, a car alarm is of no use in tracking and recovering the stolen vehicle. That's why so many people are taking a welcome bit of new car-buying advice and protecting their new cars with LoJack.

New car-buying advice: Protect it with LoJack

LoJack is the best piece of new car-buying advice you'll get because it's the only auto recovery system that operates with the participation of local law enforcement. When your new car is stolen and you call in the theft, the police use LoJack Tracking Computers installed in their squad cars and helicopters to follow a signal sent out by a device in your car. The auto tracking device, a small radio transceiver, is hidden in your car where thieves can't find it and is activated by the police when you call in. Police can quickly track, locate and recover your new car, many times within a few hours. That's why there's no better new car-buying advice you can get than to protect your vehicle with LoJack.

How does LoJack stack up against the competition?

LoJack is a popular piece of new car-buying advice because it is simply the most effective product on the market for auto theft prevention. Here's why:

• Professional thieves can easily disable an auto alarm system. LoJack is hidden inside your new car where thieves can't find it – not even you will know where it is.
• LoJack actually helps track and recover your car – alarm systems offer no such help.
• Other recovery systems rely on GPS satellites to pick up the signal from a stolen car. The problem is that this kind of signal requires a direct line of sight between the car and the satellite, which can't happen if the car is hidden inside. The LoJack signal, on the other hand, can penetrate concrete walls, ceilings and even underground parking garages.
• LoJack is integrated with the efforts of local law enforcement.
• LoJack has a 90 percent recovery rate and has recovered more than 100,000 vehicles.
• LoJack guarantees the recovery of your vehicle or your money back

A final bit of advice on buying a new car equipped with LoJack: Get LoJack installed when you purchase the vehicle. It's likely to be cheaper because of dealer incentives and it means your car is protected from the moment you drive it off the lot.

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