Anything to look out for on this particular model?

I do need to go back to the store and play it a bit more, but my initial impressions were quite positive.

With expensive acoustic pianos especially, but
also with all pianos, including digitals, you
should go back to the store and try it
at least three times, because by the third
time you try it, you'll begin to see it
for what it really is, not what the salesman
wants you to see, that is, not that great-
sounding compared to your piano at home,
and overpriced to boot.

Your initial impressions of any piano
are highly influenced by the sales pitch--
and you will be completely unaware of
this. However, by trying the instrument
at least three times you allow your head
to clear and then you'll get a clearer
picture of what you're actually looking at.

CLP175 used to be the best of CLP series before CLP200 series coming out. still it's a very good model with NW action and iAFC, which are the same as on the new CLP295GP except it has 3-level dynamic stereo sampling rather than 4-level on CLP295.

if you could get a good deal on that floor model, it would be worth it.