Wolf, American or BlueStar Range - 48'

17 years ago

We are building a house and trying to finalize range selection. We are going to put in a 48" and have narrowed to Wolf, American or BlueStar. I have read many posts on this subject but wanted to know if there is any new information.

Also, where are best deals to be had. We are buying all appliances at this point.

Thanks.

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tube
17 years ago
We looked at those brands and decided on blue star. It was the only one that had everything we wanted. Your best deal would be a display model but good luck finding one.
guadalupe
17 years ago
There are no deals on Wolf, American & Bluestar you can negotiate
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john_com
17 years ago
You may negotiate extras with a Wolf purchase. Maybe a bake stone? Dehydration racks?
sueju
17 years ago
I love my 48" American. I was tempted by Wolf for a while, but I finally realized that the Wolf I liked was a dual fuel (I needed AG). I didn't like the grates on the Wolf AG at all. I bought mine through a local dealer who offers contractor prices to everyone. They didn't even carry American at that point, but I asked if they could get it. I got a great deal on all my appliances there (basically the AR and thermador everything else). I had also priced the appliances at a contractor-only store using my KD's license # and their price was about 1500 higher on the whole package.