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Jonathan Storey

Jonathan Storey

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Contributor, Automotive World Magazine

United Kingdom

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Total articles 17

  • Mercedes work vans continue to outperform luxury cars

    By Jonathan Storey, Megan Lampinen Verified| Automotive World Verified The car division under-performed the group result in every quarter of 2024. By Jonathan Storey The results for Q4 2024 rounded off a poor year for Mercedes with a 26% fall in operating profit, following falls of 19-48% in the previous three quarters. The car division under-performed the group result in every quarter. Subscribe to Automotive World to continue readingSign up now and gain unlimited access to our news, analysis, data, and researchSubscribeAlready a member?

    By Jonathan Storey, Megan Lampinen Verified · Automotive World

    Feb. 21, 2025

  • An Open Letter to Dr. Vinay Prasad

    By Jonathan Storey| Science-Based Medicine Verified Dear Dr. Vinay Prasad,I knew you before COVID. Like you, I am a practicing medical oncologist. I first discovered your name years ago when I stumbled upon your oncology podcast. Later on, I proudly converted to Medical Conservativism after embracing your mission statement: The Case for Being a Medical Conservative. I have read your book as well. We have never actually met, but I have been following you across various media formats for a long time.

    By Jonathan Storey · Science-Based Medicine

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • Mercedes work vans continue to outperform luxury cars

    By Jonathan Storey, Megan Lampinen Verified| Automotive World Verified The car division under-performed the group result in every quarter of 2024. By Jonathan Storey The results for Q4 2024 rounded off a poor year for Mercedes with a 26% fall in operating profit, following falls of 19-48% in the previous three quarters. The car division under-performed the group result in every quarter. Subscribe to Automotive World to continue readingSign up now and gain unlimited access to our news, analysis, data, and researchSubscribeAlready a member?

    By Jonathan Storey, Megan Lampinen Verified · Automotive World

    Feb. 21, 2025

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