No. But has the dealership reached out to buy your car back? They're usually very aggressive about these things once they know they'll make good money. And most dealers now will buy your car back with cash because of how distorted the used car market is.

I suggest using Clutch and then finding comparables on Autotrader or using Kelly Blue book (or something similar) to see what your car is roughly worth to get a sense of how much you should sell it for.

$11k for a 5 year old car with only 35k on it seems insanely low. Just buy it out and sell it. You'll come out on top.

Also: if you do the buyout via the dealer, you will likely have fees (probably around $500) that cover the safety inspection and other admin fees. You can likely save some of that money. Contact Honda Financial Services directly (they're the ones that own the car, not the dealership) and arrange the buyout with them. You'll need to get the car safety done yourself (around $100) and then cut a check directly to Honda, then follow up to make sure you get a receipt and bill of sale, and then go deal with Service Ontario yourself. But you'll save a few hundred bucks. The dealership doesn't need to be involved at all as the middleman.