Solera’s LoJack Awarded “Vehicle Tracking Solution of the Year” by AutoTech Breakthrough Annual Awards Program Recognizes Innovation in Automotive and Transportation Technologies Around the Globe WEST LAKE, Texas, November 10, 2025 – Solera, the global leader in vehicle lifecycle management, today announced that LoJack was awarded “Vehicle Tracking Solution of the Year” in the sixth annual

First‑person narrative from a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (retired LE, now supporting agencies with the free LoJack LE app). Case At‑a‑Glance Vehicle: BMW 7 Series (M760i) — approx. $105,000 Activation: Minnetonka Police Department, Minnetonka, MN Recovery: New York State Police Auto Theft Task Force, NY (with monitoring by New Jersey State Police ATTF) Dealership: BMW

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2019 Cadillac XTS (approx. value $22,207) Activation: Denver Police Department, Colorado (NCIC entry upon theft report) Recovery: Denver Police Department, Colorado Dealership/Installer: Foundation Chevrolet Cadillac, Wheat Ridge, Colorado (LoJack installed) Vehicle Recovery Narrative Some recoveries are

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2020 Audi Q7 Activation: Sumner Police Department, Washington (NCIC entry after fraud confirmed) Recovery: California Highway Patrol, Santa Barbara, California Dealership/Installer: Honda of Sumner, Sumner, Washington (pre‑installed LoJack) Vehicle Recovery Narrative On paper, the buyer looked

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2019 International Freightliner (tractor) Activation: San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office, Lathrop, California Recovery: California Highway Patrol, Sacramento, California Dealership/Installer: Crossroads Equipment Lease & Finance Vehicle Recovery Narrative Big rigs draw big plans. This tractor was parked

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2020 GMC Sierra Denali (approx. value $36,679) Activation: Dallas Police Department, Texas (NCIC entry upon theft report) Recovery: Dallas Police Department, Texas Dealership/Installer: Shottenkirk Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, Prosper, Texas (LoJack installed) Vehicle Recovery Narrative The

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2025 Porsche Macan Activation: Minneapolis Police Department, Minnesota (VIN entered into national database) Recovery: Minneapolis Police Department, Minnesota Dealership/Installer: Porsche Minneapolis (LoJack installed) Vehicle Recovery Narrative Opportunity knocks when a key fob gets left behind. A

First‑person account by a LoJack Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) supporting police agencies; not a sworn officer. Case Snapshot Vehicle: 2023 Land Rover Range Rover Activation: Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, Ashburn Station (NCIC entry following inventory discovery) Recovery: Baltimore County Police, Regional Auto Theft Task Force (RATT) Dealership/Installer: Ferrari of Washington (vehicle equipped with LoJack GPS)

A stolen Hyundai Sonata reported missing from a hotel in Fife, WA, led police to a double recovery thanks to LoJack’s GPS technology and quick action from law enforcement. After the theft was reported to the Fife Police Department, the vehicle’s VIN was entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC). Fortunately, the Sonata was

A stolen Chevrolet Corvette reported missing from a Washington, D.C. driveway has been recovered in Martinsburg, West Virginia, thanks to LoJack technology and a coordinated multi-state effort by law enforcement. The vehicle was reported stolen to the Metropolitan Police Department’s 4th District. The owner told officers the Corvette had been parked under a car cover