- Does it come with the rotisserie kit?
- The grill has an infrared rear rotisserie burner, but check the listing for whether the spit and forks are included, since Napoleon sells them separately on some versions.
- Can it run on propane?
- This version is set up for natural gas. Converting to propane needs a different orifice kit, so buy the propane model if you have no gas line.
- How big a cutout does it need?
- It is 42 inches wide and 25.5 inches deep, so plan an island opening slightly larger than the body and leave clearance for the lid to open.
- Is it worth it over the Prestige 500?
- The 665 adds two burners and more cooking area. If you regularly cook for a crowd or want the extra zone control, the larger model makes sense; for smaller gatherings the 500 does the same job.
- How does it compare with the Weber Summit built-in?
- Both are seven-burner stainless built-ins. The Napoleon includes the rotisserie and smoker setup, while the Weber is often bought with those as add-ons.
- Where is the Napoleon Built-in Prestige PRO 665 Gas Grill cheapest?
- At Grill Atlas, for $2,639.20, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Napoleon Built-in Prestige PRO 665 Gas Grill?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Grill Atlas, socalbbqislands.com, Sawyer Twain, Outdoor Luxe, Biz Supply Store.