1. Submit the initial request
The initial NewWheels form asks for the situation and contact details. Submitting it does not authorize or create a credit inquiry.
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After the initial request, NewWheels verifies the applicant's phone number, reviews the information, explains anything missing and may assign the completed file to one participating dealership. The dealership obtains any credit consent separately and handles the financing and vehicle discussions.
The initial NewWheels form asks for the situation and contact details. Submitting it does not authorize or create a credit inquiry.
A phone code verifies the mobile number. A NewWheels team member reviews the request and explains what may be needed next.
When documents are needed, the request appears in the secure applicant portal with a reason. Applicants should not send sensitive records through ordinary email or social media.
When appropriate, one participating dealership may receive access. The dealership separately handles credit consent, vehicle selection and financing terms.
The applicant can continue with the dealership or withdraw through the secure portal. Withdrawal stops the NewWheels process and revokes active dealership access in the NewWheels system.
No. The initial NewWheels request does not authorize a credit inquiry.
The operating model assigns a completed file to one participating dealership at a time.
Yes. The secure applicant portal includes a withdrawal control.
Content owner: NewWheels editorial team · Last reviewed: 2026-08-05 · Next review: 2026-11-05
Sources: NewWheels applicant workflow; NewWheels consent wording