Years ago I bought a Nissan from a New Jersey dealer that had lojack installed in every car on their lot. If you wanted it, you paid for it. If not, it just remained in the car, deactivated. I remember the salesman telling me they did it for their own security purposes if a car disappeared. I had Lojack in a car years ago and I found the tracker in the passenger side footwell behind the carpet. I guess it depends on the installer, but they don't go through great lengths to hide the unit. I don't remember seeing any lights on it though. Kind of defeats the whole stealth installation.
That’s an insane way of doing business as far as loses on expenses like that - to install such a device in every piece of inventory banking on the possibility a customer will want or pay for LoJack or not... maybe they get a great deal from LoJack, but LoJack separately has a price point of anywhere between $800-$1k+ depending on the amount of security the individual wants with the device.
