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Retail Prices

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Bluedot
Bluedot Posts: 82
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I have forgotten ....... What is the retail or average price for a new large BGE?

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  • Hungry Joe
    Hungry Joe Posts: 1,567
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    Where do you live? I've seen prices vary from state to state. If your looking your best bet for a good price is looking for an eggfest near you. They mostly go for 20% off and only used for the day.
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  • PhilsGrill
    PhilsGrill Posts: 2,256
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    Whatever you and your dealer agree on.
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  • Gadfly
    Gadfly Posts: 121
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    In my neighborhood (Washington state), it doesn't matter which dealer you go to. They have all agreed (or made to agree) on a preset price of $800 (well, $795 to be exact) for a Large. They may choose to throw something to sweeten the deal (e.g. a couple of bags of charcoal, table at a discount, etc.) but you can't get a standalone large BGE less than that.
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  • Bluedot
    Bluedot Posts: 82
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    Thank you. I was thinking the cost was about 795.00 but wasn't sure.
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  • snake701uk
    snake701uk Posts: 187
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    this sucks, I just bought one in Italy, 2,081 USD. With nest and mates. I knew the prices in US. Andy
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  • Brokersmoker
    Brokersmoker Posts: 646
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    As stated earlier best prices are almost always at an eggfest. After procrastinating and shopping around for a year I finally took the plunge a year ago after finding a large from $795 t $$969 (included assembly). I bought my large with nest, mates, platesetter, ash tool, grid gripper, 2 bags of lump and a cover for $750. Best move I made. If I would have bought new I would have forgone most of the accessories and not been near as satisfied with my Eggsperience.
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