<p>KitchenAid at Lowe’s. I already have one, but I bought the blender and toaster that the ad has. Here is the information from the ad:</p>
<p>These are in their paper ad that is available in the front of the store. I checked beforehand and these are not showing up in their online ad. These have to be special ordered which is no additional cost, but it takes up to 2 weeks for them to come in.</p>
<p>I’ll just type out the names:</p>
<p>A. Artisan Stand Mixer $150 (325 Watt, 10 speed, 5 quart bowl with ergonomic handle)
B. 2 Slice Metal toaster $50 (picture shows 4 slice and the guy said they were both the same price in the computer-make sure you get the salesperson to look up the price on the 4 if that’s what you want) (Baker’s Bagel toasting warms outer crust as it browns sliced side, slide-out crumb tray, cool touch exterior)
c. 5-Speed Blender $65 (Most powerful premium blender assures superb blending performance, 56 oz. polycarbonate jar, patented 1 piece stainless steel blade)</p>
<p>I bought the toaster and the blender (store had blender for $119 and the toaster is listed at $129 on kitchenaid’s website). You can choose the colors you want and I read that there is a rebate for $30 for some of the Artisan mixers.</p>
<p>Also, some people have been able to get the Kitchenaid custom metallic series mixers for $150 and the suggested retail on those is $529.</p>
<p>Some people are price matching at Bed, Bath and Beyond and using a 20% off coupon on top of that.</p>
<p>I would suggest going online and looking at the kitchenaid website to familiarize yourself with the colors and model numbers you are interested in purchasing. This will help you as well as the salesperson.</p>
<p>I am so tempted to go and buy the brushed nickel custom metallic!!</p>
<p>If anyone needs anymore info, just let me know. I believe you can call your Lowe’s and order over the phone and then go by to pay before it’s ordered.</p>