do this ge washer have a look to the classic desing

I think this is typical.

I don't think that anyone, including GE, really wants to put any more engineering time and effort into conventional top loading machines when everyone is moving towards front loading machines.

I think top loaders are in their twilight years... and I suspect that they most likely will look like this until they are taken off the market.

The fact that the newly-engineered High Efficiency washplate style top loaders are having all kinds of issues will bring their death knell even closer.

I think top loading machines are going to fill a niche market eventually. For those who simply can't have a front loader due to the design of their laundry room or for those who can't afford the more expensive front loader.

(GE sells a $325 top loader here with plastic everything. Roper's machine is $275, but at least it has a porcelain-covered metal tub. I don't see how you can make a machine for much cheaper than that!)

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Post# 598228 5/22/2012 at 13:18 (365 days old) by pierreandreply4 (canada)
Hello everyone, i have been looking today at the ge website, today and i do not know if this is just to atrack consumers to buy the brand but it seems that ge is trying to bring out there older desing on modern machine.(*Please note that i am not talking on replacing my actual set but talking about the desing). Here is a picture to see what i am talking about.

Post# 598266 , Reply# 1 5/22/2012 at 16:13 (365 days old) by glenfieldmathk1 (Glenfield-Leicester-UK)
The GE machines have always looked old I think. Indesit company now owns Hotpoint, so I reckon, Indesit company has informed GE Hotpoint is there's, after all GE only have it as a franchise. Because of this, they could be merging designs of the Hotpoint US Toploaders, with these units.

Post# 598379 , Reply# 2 5/23/2012 at 05:19 (365 days old) by qualin (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
I think this is typical. I don't think that anyone, including GE, really wants to put any more engineering time and effort into conventional top loading machines when everyone is moving towards front loading machines. I think top loaders are in their twilight years... and I suspect that they most likely will look like this until they are taken off the market. The fact that the newly-engineered High Efficiency washplate style top loaders are having all kinds of issues will bring their death knell even closer. I think top loading machines are going to fill a niche market eventually. For those who simply can't have a front loader due to the design of their laundry room or for those who can't afford the more expensive front loader. (GE sells a $325 top loader here with plastic everything. Roper's machine is $275, but at least it has a porcelain-covered metal tub. I don't see how you can make a machine for much cheaper than that!)