Radio frequency instead of GPS is employed by LoJack on their tracking device. This means that the location of the car can be pinpointed even if it is hidden away from the #8;eyes&28221; of satellites. The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is hidden on the car and looks like a regular car component. This makes the unit almost invisible for thieves. Case in point is the Nissan Pathfinder which was recovered in Eastern Philadelphia last January 12, 2007.

Radio frequency instead of GPS is employed by LoJack on their tracking device. This means that the location of the car can be pinpointed even if it is hidden away from the #8;eyes&28221; of satellites. The LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is hidden on the car and looks like a regular car component. This makes the unit almost invisible for thieves. Case in point is the Nissan Pathfinder which was recovered in Eastern Philadelphia last January 12, 2007.