Australian country music star Paul Costa has achieved a remarkable milestone with his 2002 Holden Commodore Lumina wagon, clocking over one million kilometres after more than 20 years of faithful service. This achievement not only showcases the durability of the iconic Australian-made vehicle but also marks a significant chapter in Costa's music career.
- The vehicle is a 2002 VX Holden Commodore Lumina wagon in Shanghai mica color
- Costa purchased it new for approximately $37,000 from Mollison Motors in Kyneton, Victoria
- The car has been used extensively for touring since Costa quit his full-time job to pursue music in 2002
Vehicle Details:
- Model: 2002 VX Holden Commodore Lumina wagon
- Color: Shanghai mica
- Purchase price: Around $37,000
Career Milestones:
Costa's decision to pursue music full-time in 2002 coincided with the purchase of the Commodore. His career choice was validated when he was inducted into the Country Music Hands of Fame at the 2018 Toyota Tamworth Country Music Festival.
Owner's Perspective:
Costa chose the Commodore wagon for its spaciousness, which accommodated his musical equipment including guitars and amplifiers, as well as providing room for his growing fan base.
Significance:
This million-kilometre achievement answers a question previously posed by Costa himself, likely about the longevity and reliability of his trusty touring vehicle.
This milestone not only celebrates the durability of the Holden Commodore but also serves as a testament to Costa's dedication to his music career and the role this vehicle has played in his journey as a country music artist.
