Car Sort Levels 1–10 Solution Guide

Video Overview

This video is a visual gameplay walkthrough for the first ten levels of Car Sort. There is no meaningful spoken explanation in the captured gameplay, so the useful information comes from the on-screen moves: which color group is cleared first, how empty lanes are used, and when a row or box becomes a completed same-color group.

The core rule shown throughout the video is simple: send cars only into boxes or lanes that match their color, and use empty lanes as temporary buffers until a full same-color group can be completed.

Level Timeline

Level	Approximate Timestamp	Main Idea
Level 1	0:03-0:12	Tutorial level; move the red cars into the right-side target box.
Level 2	0:14-0:28	Separate yellow and red groups into different horizontal lanes.
Level 3	0:39-0:52	Clear yellow first, then blue, then finish the remaining red group.
Level 4	0:58-1:14	Use the side exits to clear yellow and green before finishing blue.
Level 5	1:20-1:50	Build one complete color group at a time across the inner and lower boxes.
Level 6	1:58-2:25	Use the curved road as a buffer while completing blue, green, purple, yellow, and red.
Level 7	2:38-3:32	Large multi-row puzzle; open lanes first, then resolve colors from most complete groups.
Level 8	3:40-4:22	Clear green and red lower lanes, then finish orange, purple, yellow, and blue.
Level 9	4:30-5:10	Prioritize green and red top stacks, then complete orange, purple, cyan, and yellow.
Level 10	5:20-6:22	Use the central loop to move mixed cars around and complete each vertical stack.

Level 1 Walkthrough

The first level teaches the basic sorting mechanic. The board starts with only red cars, and the target box is on the right side.

Tap the red cars from the left stack.
Move them toward the right-side box.
Keep filling the right-side box until every red car is grouped together.
The level is complete once the red block is fully filled.

The important lesson is that a completed box must contain only one car color.

Level 2 Walkthrough

Level 2 introduces two colors: yellow and red. The starting layout has mixed yellow and red groups across horizontal lanes.

Move the yellow cars out first and collect them into the middle lane.
Avoid sending yellow cars into a lane that still needs to receive red cars.
Once the yellow lane is complete, start moving the red cars.
Use the empty lane as a temporary holding area for red cars until the red group can be completed.

The key is to finish yellow before trying to clean up red. This prevents the short red groups from blocking the yellow lane.

Level 3 Walkthrough

Level 3 uses a loop road with three colors: yellow, blue, and red. The video briefly opens the settings menu, but that is not part of the solution.

Start with the yellow cars at the top.
Send the yellow group around the loop and into the matching lower-left target area.
Move the blue cars next, using the loop to keep the lane clear.
After the blue cars are grouped, finish by moving the remaining red cars into their matching box.

This level teaches that the road loop can be used as a staging path, not only as a direct route.

Level 4 Walkthrough

Level 4 adds side exits and four colors: yellow, green, blue, and cyan. The board has several nearly complete vertical groups.

Start by moving the yellow cars through the right-side exit.
Complete the yellow group before touching the green group too much.
Use the left-side lane to move the green cars into a clean stack.
After yellow and green are stable, move the blue and cyan cars into their matching vertical groups.
The level completes once each color has a full same-color column.

The safest approach is to clear one side color first, then use the freed space to untangle the middle columns.

Level 5 Walkthrough

Level 5 has upper and lower boxes with five colors: red, blue, green, purple, and cyan. The layout is more mixed, so the solution depends on keeping one empty box available.

Move green cars first to create working space around the top-left box.
Use the open upper space to pull red cars together.
Complete the red group in the large left-side box.
Move blue cars into the lower-left box.
Move purple cars into the right-side box as soon as enough space is open.
Finish by sending the remaining green cars into their matching lane.

The video solves this level by turning the empty box into a buffer, then completing red and blue before the final green and purple cleanup.

Level 6 Walkthrough

Level 6 introduces a longer S-shaped road between the upper and lower boxes. The colors include red, yellow, blue, green, and purple.

Move blue cars out of the upper-left area to open the first large empty slot.
Use the road to transfer yellow cars downward without blocking the blue group.
Complete the blue group in the upper-left box.
Move green cars through the road and into their matching target.
Send purple cars across the road after green has been cleared.
Finish with yellow and red once the lower boxes have enough room.

The main trick is to avoid filling the road with too many different colors. Each road movement should support one color group at a time.

Level 7 Walkthrough

Level 7 is the first large multi-row board in the video. It includes red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and dark cars.

Begin by opening space in the rows that contain the most complete groups.
Move blue cars down the left side to clear early blocking positions.
Build a yellow row on the lower middle section.
Move orange cars into the upper area once the yellow row is no longer blocking them.
Complete the blue row, then the green row.
Shift purple cars into the side lane and complete the purple group.
Finish the remaining red and orange cars after the lower rows are clear.

The solution works because the player does not chase every small mixed group. Instead, the video repeatedly frees one row, completes one color, and then uses that row as the next buffer.

Level 8 Walkthrough

Level 8 uses a vertical road on the left and a lower parking area with several dark blocked rows. The active colors are orange, purple, green, yellow, blue, and red.

Move green cars first through the left-side road.
Use the opened lower row to collect red cars.
Complete the green group in the lower area.
Move blue cars into a clean row after red has been shifted away.
Move yellow cars into the central matching row.
Finish orange and purple near the top once the lower rows stop blocking the road.

The important move is clearing green early. That creates the first reliable working row for the rest of the puzzle.

Level 9 Walkthrough

Level 9 has top stacks and lower mixed rows. It includes red, green, yellow, orange, purple, cyan, and dark cars.

Move green cars first and complete the green top stack.
Use the road to move cyan cars into a temporary lane while the lower rows are still mixed.
Move orange cars into a complete lower row.
Complete the red group in the upper-right stack.
Move purple cars into the middle row once orange is finished.
Finish cyan and yellow with the remaining open lanes.

The video prioritizes colors that are already close to completion. This reduces the number of mixed cars in the lower rows very quickly.

Level 10 Walkthrough

Level 10 is the most complex puzzle in the video. It has four top stacks, three lower boxes, and a large central loop road. The active colors include red, cyan, green, blue, purple, yellow, and orange.

Start by moving blue and purple cars from the top stacks into the loop.
Use the lower middle box to build the yellow group.
Move green cars around the left side of the loop and into the lower-left box.
Send cyan cars into the tall cyan stack near the top.
Move purple cars across the loop and complete the purple stack.
Complete the blue stack on the upper-right side.
Finish red on the upper-left side.
Use the last lower boxes to complete yellow, orange, and green.

The core strategy is to keep the central loop moving in one direction. If the loop gets filled with unrelated colors, the board becomes difficult to untangle. The video keeps grouping cars by color as they pass through the loop, then drops each group into its matching stack or box.

Practical Tips From the Video

Always complete the easiest same-color group first.
Keep at least one empty lane or box available whenever possible.
Do not move a car into a box unless that box can become a same-color group.
Use roads and loops as temporary buffers, but do not leave mixed colors there for long.
In larger levels, clear the colors that are already closest to completion before starting a new color.

Summary

The Level 1-10 walkthrough shows the game gradually increasing in complexity: simple same-color boxes first, then side exits, lower parking boxes, curved roads, and finally large loop-based sorting. The repeated solution pattern is to create one empty working space, complete one color group, and then reuse the freed space to solve the next color.