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Crosley Refrigerators

Compare prices on Crosley refrigerators from major online appliance retailers — 6 models tracked by Fridge.com.

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Crosley Refrigerators by the Numbers

Models tracked
6every model compared across retailers
Median tracked price
$999across the live catalog
Price range
$303–$1,100lowest tracked offer per model
Live offers
5in stock right now

How the 5 models with a tracked price spread by price · of 6 tracked

Crosley Refrigerators — models by price00.511.522$300$400$500$600$700$800$900$1,000Lowest tracked price per model

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Price rangeModelsShare
240%
$400 to under $50000%
$500 to under $60000%
$600 to under $70000%
$700 to under $80000%
$800 to under $90000%
240%
120%

6 models tracked; 5 carry a price.

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The best Crosley refrigerator depends on your space and budget, with 6 models currently in stock ranging from $303 to $1,100. Options span from compact units to bottom-freezer designs, with a median price around $999.

What to know before buying a Crosley refrigerator: Price range: Models run from $303 to $1,100, with a median around $999. Availability: All 6 models are currently in stock. Types: Choose between compact and bottom-freezer styles depending on your kitchen and storage needs. Brand: Every option here is from Crosley Appliances (6 models). Compact models suit smaller spaces and lower budgets, while bottom-freezer designs offer a more traditional full-size layout at the higher end of the price range.
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