Product review (4 stars): Premier range fits the bill nicely
Originally, I had a 36" Frigidaire range in my house, and the prospects for replacing it weren't pretty.  The options are the very low quality standard Premier ranges ($600) or the $3000-$5000 commercial models.

Thankfully, Premier has a 'pro' line of stainless steel ranges to fill the void.  I paid $1050 (and picked it up), though you could buy it cheaper here at Amazon, but pay for shipping.

This range is not a commercial range, though it does have 'the look'.  When you open the oven door, you'll notice that it doesn't have the heft of it's more expensive brothers.  However, that said,  if you're looking to replace an older model, and have to fill that 36" hole in your countertop, be sure to check this range out.

I got my range, and installed it in about an hour and a half.  The change from natural gas to LP took about 20 minutes.  The 6 burners each go from 'simmer' to 12,000 BTU.  The included griddle is fantastic - it fits over the two center burners (after removing the grates) and gives excellent even heating.

I recently cooked thankgiving dinner in the oven, and could fit an 18 lb turkey, two 3 quart baking dishes AND a cookie sheet full of dinner rolls inside the oven - try that with your 30" range!

The small cabinet next to the oven is useful for storing the griddle and a couple of cookie sheets.

A few minor nits - the backsplash looks a bit outdated in it's design, and the clock/timer combo is very basic.  The lack of a self cleaning oven stings a little, and, of course, the bottom broiler, while it works very well, is back breaking to use.

I love the continuous grate surface of the stove, and the powerful burners - this unit is a great replacement for my old 36" range.

To be honest, I was very leery of purchasing a range whose manufacturer I was not familiar with, but after 3 trips to the store, and countless searches online, I bought it.  We are very happy with the range, and have gotten compliments on it as well.