* Increased engine speed: The engine will rev higher at the same vehicle speed.
* More power and quicker acceleration: This is helpful for passing or driving uphill.
* Reduced fuel economy: The engine is working harder and using more fuel.
Essentially, the overdrive button allows the driver to choose between prioritizing fuel efficiency (overdrive ON) and power/acceleration (overdrive OFF). Many newer cars don't have a dedicated overdrive button, instead integrating this functionality into other drive modes (e.g., "Sport" mode).