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The autonomous GPS vehicle tracker arrived very quickly (next day, Royal Mail signed for delivery) in a neat little box. The box contained the tracking unit itself, a 12-volt car charger, a wall charger, external GPS and phone antennas (not necessary, but can be plugged in if in a poor phone signal area), and an instruction manual. For the purpose of our analysis, the unit had already been configured and turned on so that we could get a demonstration of the unit's tracking capabilities. (This was very accurate - the postman seemed quite surprised when we opened the door before he had a chance to ring the bell!) After unpacking the unit, we proceeded to install it in our vehicle. We chose to place the unit in the trunk of our car, as we have a power outlet available in this location. However, if your vehicle does not have this feature, the unit's battery will last up to 60 days when fully charged or can be hardwired into the car using the supplied wiring harness. As this is a demonstration unit, we attached it to the trunk using the built-in magnetic base for easy removal.