This is a mid-sized gas grill with basic features and a clean, crisp look that is quite appealing. The price compared to its size and quality makes this grill a great value. The square tube frame is welded, not bent like you would see in lower-quality grills; it is a frame that is sturdy and sound. The stainless steel doors and burners on this grill are 304 surgical grade, which is rust-proof. Cooking on this grill is quite an experience, as I have never experienced so few flare-ups, and there are no hot spots. This seems to be the case with all Weber grills thus far.

Features

• 3 stainless steel burners
• Porcelain-enameled cooking grates
• Warming rack and basket
• 36,000 BTU-per-hour input
• Enclosed cart with stainless steel doors and handles
• Push-button ignition
• Height: 63” – Width: 54” – Depth 30” (with lid open)

Pros

• Strong frame, well-built
• Good warranty terms
• 304 grade stainless steel
• Easy to assemble
• 3-burners for added cooking options

Cons

• Casters on legs can be obtrusive

Cost: $399

Insider’s info: buy this grill in 2008! Next years model will not have stainless steel doors. The good quality and low price makes this grill a great buy. I have also had personal experience with Weber’s customer service and have been very pleased, which adds even more value to their product.