Where is the GPS located in a car?

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The locations of GPS in a car include: 1. Installed on the A-pillar, B-pillar, or C-pillar of the vehicle; 2. Inside the engine compartment; 3. Around the dashboard; 4. Under the seats; 5. Inside the trunk; 6. Hidden under the decorative panel below the front windshield; 7. Under the decorative panel below the rear windshield; 8. Inside the front bumper. The functions of GPS in a car are: 1. Vehicle positioning; 2. Historical trajectory; 3. Safety management; 4. Vehicle utilization statistics; 5. Locking function; 6. Vehicle anti-theft; 7. Command and dispatch. The GPS positioning system is based on GSM and GPRS networks and GPS satellite positioning system, enabling remote vehicle positioning or monitoring via SMS or other means, with features such as mileage statistics, ACC detection function, and power-off alarm function.