After decades of Esprit obsession, I have seen quite a few Azure Blue V8s with magnolia interiors and also black interiors over the years, both online and in person. Because of custom orders, there may very well be an Azure Blue V8 with a charcoal interior out there, but have to say that chances are pretty slim as I have never seen one.
One thing is for sure...if you truly love that color combination, follow your dreams and never settle for less or you will be disappointed the first time the car breaks down and like all older cars, they all break. A lot easier to forgive a car when it is a color combination that you love...sadly the inverse is true as well if it is not the color combination that you wanted.
Have you considered getting an Azure Blue V8 with a much easier to find black interior and then re-doing it with custom charcoal grey seats and door panels? The black dash and trim might make for a stunning combination and considering how even the V8s are now getting up in their years, many are already exhibiting signs of seat side bolster and console wear. You can use a much higher grade of leather and even do custom stitching, perhaps echoing the theme of a Bugatti Veyron. Just a thought.
I myself, have had a Lotus Esprit obsession that has gone unfulfilled for well over a decade. Much as I love the Esprit that I have now, I truly, truly miss the 'Proper Yellow' of my first Esprit. One day, I hope to get a second Esprit in that color or worst case scenario...find a second one in excellent mechanical condition and have it professionally repainted to that color. That way, when one breaks, I can drive the other while it is being repaired.
I have seen some pop up over the years, but as always with life, either the timing was wrong (financially) for me or the condition of the car was not what I was looking for.
Live your dreams!
Funny story...at a former place of employment, I used to have a picture of my Esprit in a long line of Esprits from an event that I organized. The fancy silver frame was engraved with "Live your dreams" and I had one co-worker that would see me and jokingly say, "Hey Roy...are you living the dream?" I would always laugh and respond, "Yes...and the nightmare!"
Roy