Welcome to the Weber Q 320 LP gas grill review. In this short review I will be going over the basics features of this grill so you can get a better idea of whether or not it is right for you. I actually have had this grill for a few years now and have never had any problems with it. It still starts and looks the way it did the day I got it.

There are several things that I really like about this grill and really only one thing that kind of bothers me, but we will get to that later. I really like how the Q 320 is designed. It is very efficient on gas and I can go a whole summer grilling season without having to fill up the LP tank, and I grill almost every day.

Even though it does not use that much gas, it still gets plenty hot and it gets hot quickly. I was almost shocked the first time I fired it up and saw the needle on the thermometer shoot up to about 500 degrees in less than 10 minutes. Try doing that with charcoal!

After grilling my first steak, I knew that I had made a good purchase. The Weber Q 320 has a very large cooking surface and the grill grate itself is made out of cast iron which as you may already know, absorbs heat and stays hot making it much more efficient then a regular steel grill grate that seems to come with all grills.

The body of the grill is made out of cast aluminum with a glass reinforced frame. The grill cart that comes with it is made out of a very durable plastic which at first you may think is cheap, but once you see it up close it looks better than most other grills that I have seen in the same price range.

The good thing about the materials that make up the grill is that they will not rust. That means the Q 320 LP gas grill can stand the test of time and may be the last grill you purchase for a while, unless of course you are like me and have to have a few different grills around.

All in all I would have to say that I am really impressed with this grill. I am actually thinking about going out now and cooking something good, like a nice juicy steak!