“Could someone please explain why in the world this 23 cubic foot version is more expensive the the larger 30 cubic feet version of this otherwise same fridge? What am I missing? Thank you!”
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My guess is you're looking at the counter depth model vs. the standard depth model. Counter depth models are typically more expensive, I think because of the combination of demand due to their aesthetics as well as the increased complexity of maintaining a reasonable amount of space with a smaller footprint / with design complications like making the door work at counter depth. To be clear, counter depth fridges "stick out" into your walkway less than standard depth fridges, that's usually the material dimension difference.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure, but I love this fridge. I have it and think I have the 30 cubic feet. Best Fridge ever
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Counter-Depth refrigerators apparently are a more costly design, this drives me nuts too, but if your refrigerator is integrated with the countertop, using a standard size model it would stick out by at least another 6-8 inches beyond the edge of your counter
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