Description:

After departing from Jaguar ownership for a couple years, I'd like to get back into it with a 2003-2006 XKR convertible, however I am finding it difficult to find what I want, as I have a specific list of needs:
1) Exterior Color: prefer Black/Midnight, Radiance Red or Carnival Red, Black Copper, or possibly Jaguar Racing Green. Would also consider a dark blue. NO greys, silvers, whites, or any shades thereof. No light/baby/sky blues.
2) Interior Color: greatly prefer black, and if black is not available I will consider Dove. I don't like the cashmere interior or the Ivory interior colors. I will only consider those colors if there's no other option available for the corresponding exterior color (for example, I've only ever seen Jaguar Racing Green with a Cashmere interior)
3) Wheels: MUST have 20" OEM wheels. No chrome. My preference is either Perseus (for the Victory Edition) or Montreal (for the normal XKR), but will consider any OEM 20" wheels that aren't chrome
4) Condition and Mileage: prefer to keep it around or under 60k miles, and without excessive wear inside or out. I'm talking like "dang that's clean!", not like "well it's not bad for its age..." Additionally, should be well taken care of mechanically and have no rust. Hydraulic convertible top lines replaced. No headlight moisture. That kind of thing.
Bonus points if it has the adaptive cruise control option, but not required.
There's a recent sale on Bring a Trailer that finished a couple weeks before I started looking (naturally) that appears to be my perfect spec, so this listing will be a good point of reference for what I'm looking for: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...onvertible-14/

For price, I'd like to keep to $18k-20k, or under, depending on condition and other factors (example: tires need replacing, or vehicle needs to be shipped so transportation costs need to be factored in, etc.)

I'm currently located in the St. Louis, Missouri metro area.

Lastly, I do have a car I'm looking to part with in order to make room for the Jag, so if you would prefer a trade deal and want a 2000 Porsche Boxster S with the 6-speed manual and 52k miles on the clock, we can discuss that as well.