
Coyote
Coyote C-Series 34-Inch 3-Burner Built-In Gas Grill
Coyote's entry built-in and the most design-led grill at this price — it is the head that shows up in architect-specified outdoor kitchens because the fascia and smudge-proof control panel are cleaner than Bull's or Blaze's. Three 15,000 BTU I-Burners make 45,000 BTU across 616 square inches, with an integrated wind guard and interior lighting standard. Price is for the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY (model C3C34); Coyote sells the matching cart as a separate SKU. Note the tradeoff: Coyote runs meaningfully lower total BTU here than Bull or Blaze at similar money, spending the budget on fit and finish instead.
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Specifications
Pros
- ✓Best-finished fascia and control panel in the sub-$2,500 built-in class; the smudge-proof coating is a real difference outdoors
- ✓Integrated wind guard genuinely helps on exposed patios where lower-BTU grills usually struggle
- ✓Interior lighting is standard, not a step-up feature as it is on Bull's Outlaw
- ✓Double-walled hood holds temperature better than single-skin heads at this price
- ✓616 sq in main surface is larger than the 575 sq in Bull offers in this bracket
- ✓Widely stocked through Best Buy and BBQGuys, so service and parts are easy to reach
Cons
- ✗45,000 BTU is well below the 60,000-75,000 BTU rivals deliver for the same money
- ✗No rear or sear burner, so no rotisserie and no infrared searing without stepping up to the SL-Series
- ✗Coyote does not publish a shipping weight for this head
- ✗Published owner reviews are almost nonexistent at major retailers, so long-term reliability is hard to judge
- ✗Head only; cart, doors and island are all separate purchases
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