This California gas station broke the $10 mark. Here’s why

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A gas station in remote Gorda, along California’s Big Sur coast, was charging $10.49 a gallon after its prices moved beyond the $10 mark.  (AP Photo/Phil Klein)

Think gas is expensive where you live? One remote California station is charging $10.49 a gallon, according to an article published in The New York Times. The pumps are in Gorda, a tiny roadside stop along the Pacific Coast Highway in Big Sur. Reporting about the station says premium unleaded reached $9.999 in the spring before climbing to $10.49 by the end of summer.



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