I've never been to Europe, and I'm actually curious if the Eurozone has changed driving behavior much. Would it be unusual for someone in Berlin to drive to Rom

I've never been to Europe, and I'm actually curious if the Eurozone has changed driving behavior much. Would it be unusual for someone in Berlin to drive to Rome or Athens on vacation? For similar distances in the USA my experience is that it would be common, partly because Americans like to have their car when they arrive. Even when gas prices were quite a bit higher Americans still drove. Who gets in a car and only burns one gallon of gas? An F150 only gets about 20mpg, and I know people who go farther than that for groceries.