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The Best Odds: 1991–94 Nissan 240SX

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By John Phillips
| Car and Driver Verified
From the May/June 2026 issue of Car and Driver. If life resembles a three-act play—I'm not insisting it does—Nissan's 240SX at least resembled my own life: A wobbly toddlerhood, in which you wet your pants while groveling for Fudgsicles. A fecund adulthood, in which you're never late for work and begin cheating on your taxes. And a hoary senescence, in which you scream at the neighbors' kids and wet your pants again.
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Don't Mess with Tex Original

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By John Phillips
| Car and Driver Verified
From the May/June 2026 issue of Car and Driver. My first job in publishing was at Car Weekly, a struggling Canadian car-racing tabloid that was less weekly and more whenever we felt like it. The editor, Donald "Tex" Swiston, was Texan insofar as he occasionally wore a cowboy hat outdoors. He drove an abused 1965 Ford Galaxie, a former taxi. It appeared to have been rolled, or at least entangled in a score of inattentive parking-lot calamities.
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What HR Gets Wrong About AI Human Collaboration at Work

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By John Phillips
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According to McKinsey, 88 percent of organizations now use AI in at least one business function. But employee engagement remains stubbornly low globally, with Gallup reporting that only 21 percent of workers feel engaged at work. It’s clear that progress on AI deployment and progress on employee experience are not moving together. The gap is a design failure, not a technology one.
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