Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 238 Solution Walkthrough

Three Top Counters Over A Three-Column Yard

Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 238 surrounds three inner columns with a square road. Three layered counter towers stand above and four numbered banks stand below. The inner yard exposes pink/cyan/orange on the left, yellow/dark covered cars in the middle, and green/purple/red on the right. The counters later reveal orange, pale purple, cyan, red, and pink layers.

The main counter inside the road controls a large hidden group, while the top and bottom counters can release traffic from both sides. The safest route establishes the top, empties the inner columns, reduces the center counter one layer at a time, and delays bottom cleanup.

Recommended route:

top left counter -> top middle counter -> top red layer -> inner left pink/cyan -> inner right green -> center orange/yellow -> center purple -> bottom green -> bottom yellow -> bottom purple -> bottom pale purple/red -> final top cyan/pink

Finish one batch before advancing another counter.

Establish One Empty Side Of The Square

Open the top-left counter layer whose color has a clear route. Complete it and let the upper-left corner empty. The middle tower follows, then the red layer on the right after the top road resets.

Do not reduce all three counters evenly. New layers enter adjacent points and can occupy both top corners.

Opening checks:

1. one top layer clears the left side;
2. the middle batch reaches its garage;
3. red leaves the upper-right corner;
4. bottom counters remain closed.

If a top car stalls, finish that tower layer before tapping the inner yard.

Clear The Left And Right Inner Columns

Pink/cyan forms the first strong left column. Move the visible color with the open side, finish it, then clear the next layer. Green on the right follows after the loop empties.

Do not send left pink and right green together. They enter opposite sides and can lock both corners.

The inner columns should become clean full bands before the center counter is heavily reduced. An empty left or right strip is a progress checkpoint and should remain empty.

Use The Center Counter As The Midgame Gate

The large central counter reveals orange, yellow, purple, and other layers. Open one layer only after the side columns clear. Complete its color and stop when the counter changes.

Orange is a long center batch and needs the bottom and right edges. Yellow follows only after orange clears. Purple is later and should not be mixed with a bottom purple reserve while the center still feeds traffic.

Center rhythm:

• reveal one layer;
• complete the visible color;
• wait for the square to empty;
• inspect the next front;
• leave a changed color parked;
• move to bottom banks only when the center mouth is quiet.

If orange and yellow meet, finish the leading color, then the second before advancing the counter.

Open The Four Bottom Banks For Cleanup

The bottom reserves resolve into green, yellow, purple, pale purple, red, and hidden layers. Green is a practical first batch on the left. Yellow follows, then purple/pale purple and red.

For each counter layer, reveal the color, finish it, wait for both bottom corners to clear, and inspect the next front. Do not open all four banks to compare their colors.

Late checkpoints show complete green, yellow, purple, and pale-purple columns. Clear the bank nearest an empty road entrance.

Final Top Layers And Recovery

Top towers may still contain cyan, pink, pale purple, or red. Return to them only after the inner and lower feeds stop. Finish one full layer through an empty upper road.

If the upper edge blocks, stop center and lower taps and complete the active tower color. If the bottom edge blocks, finish the center or reserve batch already there.

For mixed traffic:

1. stop every counter;
2. identify the leading road color;
3. complete it from its current column;
4. finish the second color;
5. resume from the unfinished center layer.

Three board states confirm progress: top counters establish one clear side, left/right inner columns empty before the center gate, and bottom green/yellow/purple reserves activate after the central counter quiets.

Avoid combining center purple with bottom purple unless the road between them is entirely clear. Matching colors separated by another car form two queues, not one safe batch.

Audit The Square Before Every Counter Change

Because Level 238 has counters above, inside, and below, it is easy to make several numbers decrease while the road quietly fills. Before advancing any counter, inspect four points: the upper-left corner, upper-right corner, lower-right corner, and the mouth of the active inner column. Three should be empty and the fourth should belong only to the current color.

If two corners hold different colors, stop all counters. Finish the batch farther around the loop, clear the second, and repeat the audit. Do not use a new matching layer as a rescue; it still has to enter behind the blocker.

The central counter deserves the strictest check. Its long orange, yellow, and purple groups can occupy several corners during one batch. Wait until the final car has left the loop before revealing the next layer.

During bottom cleanup, the top counters should remain parked unless one of their cars is already on the road. Finish the lower green/yellow/purple columns first. Once the lower edge is quiet, any remaining top cyan or pink layer has an unobstructed route.

Level 238 is controlled by counter handoffs. Top layers open the square, side columns create working space, the central counter releases one full color at a time, and bottom banks wait for cleanup. Keep one road side empty and the final cyan, pink, green, yellow, purple, and red cars reach their garages without a corner lock.