Car Sort Level 103 Solution Walkthrough

Three Road Bands With Split Garages

Level 103 has four top towers, two short middle shelves, and a lower chamber with side bays. Green, yellow, purple, cyan, pink, blue, orange, and white must pass three separate bends.

Use this route:

green top-left -> yellow top-middle -> purple top tower -> cyan top-right -> yellow upper shelf -> dark shelf blockers -> pink middle row -> green side release -> orange lower-left -> white lower-middle -> blue lower-right

Finish the top towers before dropping into the second road band. Clear yellow and the dark shelf before pink begins. The lower chamber should stay closed until the middle road is empty.

If a car stops between bands, finish the color already beyond that bend. If blue cannot leave, white or orange remains on the bottom edge. Level 103 is safest when each road band returns to empty before the next one starts.

Three Separate Road Checkpoints

Clear green, yellow, purple, and cyan across the roof as four complete groups. Their destinations sit beyond the first bend, so alternating colors here leaves cars parked between bands. The first checkpoint is an empty top road with all four towers quiet.

Yellow on the upper shelf and the dark blockers below it open the second band. Pink follows only after both have cleared. The green side release shares pink's exit, making it important to finish pink before green enters. Pause again when the middle road is empty.

Orange starts the lower chamber from the left, white uses the middle, and blue closes the right. Do not use blue to create room for a stalled white car; both need the same final bend. Finish white, let the corner clear, and then send blue.

If traffic stops between two bands, work on the color whose leading car has already crossed the bend. Its remaining cars are usually holding the route open behind it. A car still above the bend can wait safely. Returning each band to empty turns a crowded board into three short, manageable phases.

Reading The Split Garages

The garage groups at the top, middle, and bottom are visually close but serve different road sections. During the roof phase, ignore matches visible in the lower chamber; they cannot help a car trapped before the first bend. After yellow and the dark shelf clear, pink and the side green release should be the only traffic crossing the middle band.

Before orange begins below, trace the route from the middle shelf to the lower-left corner. It should be completely open. Orange creates the buffer for white, and white clears the shared bend for blue. If a white car pauses, finish orange rather than selecting blue. If blue pauses, look for the last white car at the middle garage. This band-by-band check makes the Car Sort Level 103 solution repeatable without relying on exact tapping speed.