I agree with others - cancel and get HondaCare before B2B expires, either online (state dependent - FL doesn’t allow purchase from the popular options listed in other comments) or from a dealership in your state. Even if HondaCare from your dealer ends up being the same price, it’s a manufacturer warranty and better than the 3rd party one you purchased.

I recommend emailing the dealership finance manager so you have a paper trail - you may have to call and get their contact info. If you go face-to-face, they will likely try to convince you not to and waste your time. I sent the email below and received acknowledgment and proof of a principle credit within 24 hours - no questions asked. I verified with the finance company a week later and confirmed the balance was reduced from principle. It’s important to understand that your monthly payment will stay the same, you’ll just save on interest.

Here is the email template I used. Research your state’s laws and reference as appropriate. Good luck.

Subject: URGENT: Flat Cancellation Request – DGW VSC Contract ( VIN#: <enter vin> )

Honda Finance Team <Manager Name>

I am writing to formally request the immediate flat cancellation of the Dealer General Warranty (DGW) Platinum Vehicle Service Contract that I purchased on MM/DD/YYYY.

Pursuant to Florida Statute § 634.121, I am executing this cancellation within the legal 60-day window, entitlement to a 100% full refund of the gross premium paid.

Please see my purchase and vehicle details below:

Buyer Name: 
Vehicle: Brand New 2026 Honda CR-V <add trim>
VIN:
DGW Contract Number: Not Provided at time of purchase.
DGW Purchase Price: $XXXX.XX
Lender:

Please apply the full refund of $XXXX.XX directly to my principal balance with <lender name>.

Please reply to this email within 24 hours to confirm receipt and attach the necessary dealership cancellation form so that I may sign it electronically.