The car's handling prompted automotive writers to describe the Europa as the nearest thing to a Formula [racing] car for the road.
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A Lotus Europa was the Farr family runabout car for a few years. Hmm, I wonder what the Farr family used when they really needed to get somewhere quickly.
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