Product review (4 stars): Decent alternative to pricey sub-zero, termador, bosch
We had a subzero built-in refrigerator that needed to be replaced.  The replacement 30" from subzero was quoted at over $8.5k by a local big-box appliance store, and their "less" expensive options in the 30" category from bosh, thermador, and GE Monogram were roughly $6.5k.  Exasperated at spending at least $6.5k on what is truly a tiny galley fridge, we were fortunate to find the Liebherr CS1660 at a local builders outlet&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Liebherr-15-5-Cu-Ft-Panel-Ready-Freestanding-Counter-Depth-Bottom-Freezer-Refrigerator-CS1660/dp/B003CV4SG6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Liebherr 15.5 Cu. Ft. Panel Ready Freestanding Counter Depth Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - CS1660</a>&nbsp;for $4.5k new and ended up purchasing a roughly 1 year old floor model for $2.5k.  We've now had the Liebherr for a couple of years with no problems.  Attractive stainless steel exterior and well lit interior, extremely quiet (far quieter than our subzero), easily fit into narrow / shallow space of built-in cabinetry in a galley style kitchen, and of course much cheaper than all other options.  Only minor complaint is that relative to our former subzero which had all the compressor parts on top (with usable interior space below it) the Liebherr has the compressor at the bottom in the back (with interior space extending above it) - thus, the usable interior storage space extends much higher on the Liebherr than it did on our Subzero with the top shelf in the Liebherr being difficult for a short person to reach.