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You are going to have fun with that! Last summer I got a chance to play with one. A good friend invited my wife and i to hang out on his boat. We brought a bunch of food and did some clamming off the boat. He broke out a Q and I cook away on it! I was going to buy one but end up with buy a Recteq. Have fun with it LMichaels!!
 
Oh, I ain't buying it. No way. I have a Q320. Just pointing out some of the newest stuff already showing up on FB Marketplace. So is likely already "falling off trucks" and being sold
 
I just had a thought. Does this mean the end of the line for the traditional Q grills?
 
Yeah, it was time for a model refresh. The good thing to me is that even though the original Qs were so good, they have made some real improvements without messing with the overall Q formula. My only concern is the new carts. The last version carts, in pretty much all glass infused plastic, were almost impervious to sitting outdoors. I want to see how the new ones are made. Seems like maybe metal is involved which would NOT be a good thing. Need to see first.

I wonder if the new Q grills have the same footprint as the old ones and would fit in the earlier carts?
 
I think the most compelling of the new Qs is the mid-size one with the added second burner. I wouldn't see any reason to trade a 320 or 3200. The new mid-size model brings the versatility (and power) previously exclusive to the large Q.
 
Looks to me like the Q-3200 is not being made anymore.
That sucks.

Looks like I’m ordering a grate for my Q-320.
 
Hmmmm, do they make a new Q+ version of the Q3xx series? Or maybe by adding the extra burner to the 2800 makes Weber believe they don't need the bigger size any more.
 
Bruce said:
Hmmmm, do they make a new Q+ version of the Q3xx series? Or maybe by adding the extra burner to the 2800 makes Weber believe they don't need the bigger size any more.
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I’m sure that’s what they think, but like Jon said the 300-3000 series stands are bullet proof.
 
They do make the same stands for the Q2xx grills as well. I should say the used to.
 
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I have a brand new 2200 stand, the grill was lost in a fire.

I’m reaching out to Weber to see if the 3200 is no longer made.
 
Weber USA apparently is currently only offering the new 2-burner, mid-size Q.

From what I saw, there are definitely a new set of THREE Qs in similar sizes to before, including an eventual replacement for the 320/3200 large Q. The mid-size Q will be available in a single burner edition as well as the very cool 2-burner one.

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I have the almost all plastic cart that looks the Q3200 cart but is designed for the 200/2000 series - and even works for the CharQ. The difference is that your mid-size Q drops in and can be lifted out easily (maybe too easily) vs. the semi-permanently affixed Q3200.

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