It wasn't obvious to me at the time, but when I tossed my old grill, that meant that I would have to buy a new one. I wasn't really prepared for the financial implication of that, but it's not like I had a choice either because the old one was beyond repair.
Somehow I managed to get out of Home Depot without buying a $1,000 grill. I didn't buy a cheap ass $125 grill like the last one, but I did settle on a "Char-Broil" $200 model. I took the step up because it has a huge grilling surface, and there's never enough room when you cook multiple things or have people over. And I could never justify buying a Weber at twice the price for half the grill surface. That would be silly.
So I'm burning the crap off of the burners now, and getting some food to grill shortly. Turkey burgers, taters and such for me!