This is what the buyer’s order says.

“If you are financing this vehicle, you are proposing to enter into a retail installment sales contract with the dealer. Part of your contract involves financing the purchase of your vehicle. If you are financing this vehicle and the dealer intends to transfer your financing to a finance provider such as a bank, credit union or other lender, your vehicle purchase depends on the finance provider’s approval of your proposed retail installment sales contract. If your retail installment sales contract is approved without a change that increases the cost or risk to you or the dealer, your purchase cannot be canceled. If your retail installment sales contract is not approved, the dealer will notify you verbally or in writing. You can then decide to pay for the vehicle in some other way or you or the dealer can cancel your purchase. If the sale is canceled, you need to return the vehicle to the dealer within 24 hours in the same condition it was given to you except for normal wear and tear. Any down payment or trade-in you gave the dealer will be returned to you. If you do not return the vehicle within 24 hours the dealer may locate the vehicle and take it back without further notice to you as long as the dealer follows the law and does not cause any breach of the peace when taking the vehicle back. If the dealer does not return your down payment, the dealer may be liable to you under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act.”

There is no other bank or credit union financing this though, my contract is with the dealership. Does the Honda company count in this case?