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You should configure the car with the options that you want, and then shop a handful of dealers to find one that will give you the best price.

Its important to figure out what options you want to have in the car before you shop, because if you add or subract options in the middle or the end of the process then you may not necessarily get your best bargain. The option list is a clever way of Chevrolet to tack on additional profit on orders. One has to figure out what set of options will work best in getting into the car that one likes best.

For me, the Recaros were a must, followed by the ECF and then polished wheels. I shopped the dealers with those options only and eventually I found my best deal.