Andy Erickson
TVWBB Pro
Never thought I would want a gas grill again, but I'm thinking now it would be nice to have during power failures and when I'm really being lazy enough to not want to fire up the Performer. My problem is I don't want to spend a lot of money on something that wouldn't be used that often, but I want something that will last and would like a sideburner, which automatically puts me in the $500 range.
On top of this a local store is selling all of their Weber grills at ridiculous prices and I already bought a Genesis E-320 as a wedding gift for my friend for $297 (should have kept this for myself as it would have been perfect). I think they are trying to get rid of their Weber line of grills as I saw a guy buy a Genesis Gold C yesterday for $347.
As of last night, they only have one left, which is a Spirit E-210 for $147. I like the fact that it is cheap and should last a while, but it is missing a side burner and only has two burners total. I guess my dilemna is, do I buy this grill and be happy with it, or will I always be wanting the side burner and extra burner inside?
On top of this a local store is selling all of their Weber grills at ridiculous prices and I already bought a Genesis E-320 as a wedding gift for my friend for $297 (should have kept this for myself as it would have been perfect). I think they are trying to get rid of their Weber line of grills as I saw a guy buy a Genesis Gold C yesterday for $347.
As of last night, they only have one left, which is a Spirit E-210 for $147. I like the fact that it is cheap and should last a while, but it is missing a side burner and only has two burners total. I guess my dilemna is, do I buy this grill and be happy with it, or will I always be wanting the side burner and extra burner inside?