Mostly price and features. If you like car analogies, think Scion, Toytota and Lexus. All made by the same company but aimed at different market segments.

Plain GE is low-end to lower-middle pricing. GE Profile appliances will have more features and are slotted in the mid-range to upper-mid-range pricing (some would say expensive). Cafe is expensive, edging into premium priced market level that is otherwise the territory of GE Monogram. GE Monogram is the premium priced line that competes with the likes of Thermador, Viking, etc. There are also Hotpoint and GE "Artisan."Hotpoint is GE's low end line. Artisan is a retro-syled line of mtaching relatively low-end but spiffy-looking appliances.

Do you mean to ask a more specific question? Like, maybe, what is the difference between the french-door GE, GE Profile and GE Cafe fridges? Or, what are the differences between the GE Profile twin-oven ranges and the GE Cafe twin-oven ranges?

This post was edited by JWVideo on Thu, Feb 6, 14 at 11:21