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Thanks for HIJACKING this thread!

 

What are your specifics and how much do you want to spend?

 

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You should have no problems if you are looking for a 2010-2112 XKR coupe. There are a lot out there at fair market value. Go to the Jaguar USA web site and look up their used CPO available cars and you should be able to buy one in a week. I have been searching for a 2012 XKR convertible and having a difficult time with finding the right color. Good luck

 

There are some very nice Jaguar XK/XKR's listed on carguru.com

This car looks like a 2009 XKR Portfolio Edition which is a rare Jaguar XKR with only 200 of the Shadow Gray and Charcol interior imported into the USA.

I own one and a few other forum members have reported in here.

This is a GREAT price depending on overall condition. I am sure it is the Portfolio Edition, only lacking the Alcon brake package and Active Cruise Control. It does have the special Portfolio Edition 20" Selena wheels.

Used 2009 Jaguar XKR For Sale | Santa Barbara CA

Here's another:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/181325092199...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Check out the photos of my 2009 XKR Portfolio in my signature below....just open the link.

 

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thank you, Im looking for a vert. I know the ebay one but did not know the santa barbara one. I like the colors.Thought I knew every in the country.

 

I too am looking for a nice XKR similar to your requirements. But first I have to sell my 07 XK Coupe and I can tell you that it is proving to be a hard sell. Dang!

 

Donzi do we assume you are looking for a 2002 XKR coupe in black ? Only asking as I see it on the bottom of your post. Also if this is the case what kind of dollar range are you in? I suspect if this is what you are looking for you would be in the $10-$20K range and your mileage would be north of 50,000. So just look at Autotrader or Cars.com and Ebay and you should come up with something. Good luck.

 

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Sorry , got it a 2007 coupe in Black or silver . Should be no problem.
Something like this ? http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...gIndex=3&Log=0

 

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@carlprs - just sent you a pm. I'm getting shipping to Toronto for work and, rather than let my XKR sit, I've started to consider selling it. It's a 2010 black on black XKR 'vert with about 35k miles that has always been dealer serviced. I would rather it go to somebody who appreciates these incredible cars and would be reasonable with the price. If anyone is interested, just let me know and I can provide additional details.

 

That '09 Portfolio is a nice car. There's a vid on their website of it. I have an XJR to trade, but don't won't to make that drive to Shi-town for the deal.

 

Keep in mind that most out of state sales are completed by shipping the automobile via an auto transport company. Shipping is lower than most people would suspect especially when there are mulitple cars on the transport. I have always used open transports vs closed transports. There are literally thousands of transport trucks on the road daily across the USA. I have had several cars shipped to me from the State of Florida to New Mexico with no problems.

The 2009 Portfolio Edition Convertible is a rare car with only 200 produced for USA distribution in 2009. I own one. See photo link in my signature.

Only problem you have is the trade which is almost impossible via long distance. Best to try to sell it outright via autotrader.com, ebay or have it listed on cargurus.com. or list here on the Jaguar Forums classified section for your class of Jaguar.

 

Hijacked thread.

 

Yes, much like my vintage Vespa guys. They tend to wonder about with a given topic...perhaps ADHD at work?
Thanks for the re-focus....

 

There's plenty out there, you should have issues finding one. Off Lease Only Used Cars | Used Cars For Sale always has a few for sale. Never did business with them, but was looking at a car from them. They do not bend on price, nor go out of there way to help.

I was buying a car out of state, so I needed a seller who is willing to help make the deal happen.

 

With them you get what you pay for. They do nothing to recon their cars. Their prices are low, but you'll spend 10% or so to bring them up to spec.

 

Older cars get sold faster. It makes sense as most people don't have the deep pockets for the later models.