The car in red, pictured above, intends to convey a powerful green message to recycle almost everything superfluous we have at our disposal. UK-based Wilson Brothers – Oscar, Ben and Luke – have come up with this Formula One racer created by using Puma shoe-boxes. It signifies Puma’s love for the motorsport as it was installed in its New Store at North State Street.
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