pHere's a quick rundown of the stories that were our top five by reader interest./p
The Automotive News Canada exclusive report on the number of China-made electric vehicles that qualified for federal iZEV rebates piqued our readers’ interest the most this week. The appearance of Magna International, Linamar Corporation and Martinrea International on the Automotive News Top 100 Global Suppliers List came in second.1. China dominates iZEV claims
The list, released June 24 by sibling publication Automotive News in Detroit, tracks sales to automakers from the previous year.3. Frank Stronach faces more charges
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