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Ok, mine is a Honda Airwave made in 2009
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I've heard of CVVT (which I've seen in Toyota Corolla &amp;&nbsp;Mitsubishi Lancer) but not CVT
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I've heard of CVVT (which I've seen in Toyota Corolla & Mitsubishi Lancer) but not CVT

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In my previous Toyota Altis, I've seen an &quot;OverDrive&quot; button on the &nbsp;&quot;Gear&quot;<br />
handset which I will press when overtaking to enable me to accelerate faster<br />
when I step on the accelerator.<br />
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However on a couple of Honda (Airwave &amp;&nbsp;possibly Vezel), don't see this button<br />
&amp;&nbsp;I was told by a friend that VTI engine is smart enough to detect the accelerator<br />
is suddenly stepped on &amp;&nbsp;thus it'll auto accelerate : is this true?
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In my previous Toyota Altis, I've seen an "OverDrive" button on the  "Gear"
handset which I will press when overtaking to enable me to accelerate faster
when I step on the accelerator.

However on a couple of Honda (Airwave & possibly Vezel), don't see this button
& I was told by a friend that VTI engine is smart enough to detect the accelerator
is suddenly stepped on & thus it'll auto accelerate : is this true?

Honda car VTI engine capable of auto Overdrive?

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