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Sub-Zero v. GE Freezer/Fridge

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  1. I want to have a built-in fridge and freezer in my kitchen. A friend of
    mine has a Sub-Zero fridge and freezer (601R and 601F) next to each
    other. I checked out the price on these things, and they list for over
    three thousand each.

    Frigidaire makes a similar fridge/freezer pair. The Sub-Zero units are
    about 20 cu. ft. each, while the Frigidaires are roughly 17 cu. ft. The
    Frigidaire units list for about a thousand each.

    My question: can the Sub-Zero fridge and freezer possibly be worth that
    much more?

  2. "Al Fresco" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I want to have a built-in fridge and freezer in my kitchen. A friend of
    mine has a Sub-Zero fridge and freezer (601R and 601F) next to each
    other. I checked out the price on these things, and they list for over
    three thousand each.

    Frigidaire makes a similar fridge/freezer pair. The Sub-Zero units are
    about 20 cu. ft. each, while the Frigidaires are roughly 17 cu. ft. The
    Frigidaire units list for about a thousand each.

    My question: can the Sub-Zero fridge and freezer possibly be worth that
    much more?

    By definition, if people will pay the price, then they are worth the money.
    They may not be worth the asking price to you, however. Upscale appliances
    often bring with them extra features which you may or may not want. Some
    refrigerators are quieter than others, and some are more energy efficient.
    Another consideration is reliability. Before spend upwards of $10K for a
    refrigerator and freezer, I would spend a few dollars on access to Consumer
    Reports to check for the service history for the units you want. Generally
    speaking, Frigidaire isn't a great brand and since various companies make
    goods with the Frigidaire label, and since Electrolux bought the major
    appliance branch of Frigidaire fairly recently, I would be reluctant to
    purchase that brand.

  3. Al Fresco said:

    I want to have a built-in fridge and freezer in my kitchen. A friend of
    mine has a Sub-Zero fridge and freezer (601R and 601F) next to each
    other. I checked out the price on these things, and they list for over
    three thousand each.

    Frigidaire makes a similar fridge/freezer pair. The Sub-Zero units are
    about 20 cu. ft. each, while the Frigidaires are roughly 17 cu. ft. The
    Frigidaire units list for about a thousand each.


    Google is your friend.

    Quoted message said:

    My question: can the Sub-Zero fridge and freezer possibly be worth that
    much more?

    Brand Name recognition.

    Sub Zero is on the cutting edge of innovation but if you
    want to save money, go elsewhere... GE, Amana -

    sf

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