Most fans are content with their humble grill, likely a $20 purchase the night before. It probably gets the job done, but hot rocks in a tin can with a metal grate would also cook meat.
For those who are not most fans, and therefore likely have a trailer hitch, there is the FG-900 from Freedom Grill. It's a stainless steel kitchen on wheels, minus just about everything in the kitchen but an enormous grill.
At $10,099, the FG-900 delivers 99,000 British thermal units, or BTU, across six burners for a cooking surface of 920 square inches. Two huge storage containers with drainage ensure you can carry enough meat to cover that enormous surface. The 8½-foot-long trailer is a Department of Transportation-approved towing package, in case you had any doubt.
For those with less exorbitant grilling ambitions but also an empty trailer hitch, there's the FG-900's much smaller cousin: the FG-50. Now marketed as the Margaritaville Tailgating Grill, it retails for around $400 and fits most standard hitches. The 352 square inches of grilling space and 20,000 BTU sounds impressive, so long as you park well away from the grill on wheels that requires government approval.