Among pricey, built-in models, Sub-Zero is perhaps the most recognized brand. But is it worth the $7,500 or more you'll have to pay? Speaking strictly in terms of performance, the answer is no.

Sub-Zero has grown to become a go-to name in premium refrigerators—and all the models tested by Consumer Reports score in the very-good range.

The Sub-Zero refrigerator, owned by celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, starts at a cool cost of $9,000, but Bakke told CBS News correspondent Rita Braver that the high price is "a good thing." ...

Sub-Zero’s all new line of integrated refrigeration features the industry’s most-advanced food-preservation features and largest selection of models. It boasts dual refrigeration, meaning it ...

In 1986, my refrigerator probably cost somewhere around $3,000, a lot of money back then. To buy a similar-style Sub-Zero replacement now, I was looking at something north of $10,000.

According to Bruce Cranston, a product expert at Winning Appliances in Sydney, you will also actually save money by buying a super-expensive fridge like the Sub Zero (prices start at $18,000 for a ...

Sub-Zero, American manufacturer of luxury refrigeration, freezers and wine storage products acquired Wolf Appliance, premier maker of kitchen ranges, ovens, cooktops and grills in 2000, hence Sub ...

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