Wolf 48 Inch Range with griddle - Sorry folks! I absolutely love my range. Wouldn't trade it for anything else. I had a very small problem with it when it was under warranty and repairman fixed it without any complaint. Love the griddle for cooking for large groups. Love the simmer and the list could go on and on. I've had it for 6 years!!!

I have 5 sub zero/wolf appliances some of which I have had for over 20 years. They are the best! I have found Wolf to be a great company and very supportive. After years of owning my subzero refrigerator I did not realize how fresh it kept my food as it had just became a norm. At my lake home because of expense we did not get a subzero refrigerator/freezer. What a mistake! When I asked my husband what he would have changed in our major remodeling project, his response was to get the subzero refrigerator/freezer. Nothing Better then Subzero/Wolf.

Fan stopped working due to a bad installation probably. Wolf was AMAZING about it. Immediately replaced the oven with a completely new product totally free within 2 weeks flat. I recommend Wolf because they have amazing customer service and you can rest easy they stand by their products. Called some other companies and was told their companies never would have replaced the oven only repair. So glad I went with Subzero-Wolf!!!

Wolf Dual Fuel 30" Range - I think each buyer needs to decide for themselves whether these stoves are worth the money. We believe we made a great purchase. The dual stack burners are amazing for precision heating. The oven is perfect and very accurate. The cooling fan, unlike our older DCS is quiet. The burner drip pan is enameled, making cleanup a breeze. That said, I have two issues that I would expect on a premium stove. Major - there are no led indicator lights at each burner knob that clearly states (from across the room) that the burner is lit. Especially with a very low simmer, it can be hard to determine whether the burner is on or off. A simple led will clearly tell you. Minor - I think the oven light should come on and remain on as long as the oven is on, not just went the door is opened. My preference!

Bought a Wolf 60" Dual Fuel range about 10 years ago. Had quite a few problems with the thing. Circuit board had to be replaced several times - would fry if the self cleaning function was used. Despite the occasional problems, we used the range heavily, but after about seven years of use, I was fed up with the issues and was going to scrap it and get a different brand. To my amazement, Wolf offered to replace the range for less than a quarter of the original price. I figured that I had gotten at least that much use out of it and agreed. In short order, they brought in a new one and took the old one away. No problems whatsoever since then.