Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 246 Solution Walkthrough

A Grid Of Counters Around Two Tall Inner Columns

Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 246 uses three counter towers above, three large counter bays across the upper center, two tall visible columns below them, and four reserve banks at the bottom. A rectangular road wraps the entire grid. The opening shows orange, pink, red, yellow, white, green, purple, and covered layers.

The counter grid can release cars from several heights. The safe solution establishes top routes, reduces one upper-center bay at a time, clears the yellow and orange inner columns, then delays bottom cleanup.

Recommended route:

top orange -> top pink -> top red -> first upper-center layer -> second upper-center layer -> yellow inner column -> orange inner column -> remaining center pink/cyan -> bottom red -> bottom white -> bottom purple -> bottom pink -> final top cyan/brown

Every counter change is a stop signal if the color changes.

Establish The Three Top Counter Routes

Begin with orange from the left top tower. Complete the visible layer and clear the upper-left corner. Pink follows from the middle tower, then red from the right after the top edge resets.

Do not lower all three counters evenly. Their mouths are adjacent and can fill both upper corners.

Opening checks:

1. orange completes;
2. the top road clears;
3. pink reaches its garage;
4. red leaves the right corner;
5. bottom counters remain closed.

If a top car stalls, finish its current layer before tapping the center grid.

Reduce The Three Upper-Center Bays Separately

Each large transparent bay contains multiple layers. Start with the bay nearest the empty road side. Reveal one color, complete it, and stop when the counter changes.

Move to the neighbouring bay only after both adjacent road segments clear. A visual gap inside the first bay is a checkpoint, not spare parking.

Upper-center rhythm:

• expose one layer;
• finish its color;
• wait for the perimeter to empty;
• inspect the new front;
• leave a changed color parked;
• activate only one neighbouring bay.

If two bays release together, finish the color farther around the road, then the second before continuing.

Give Yellow And Orange The Inner Road

Yellow forms a tall left inner column. Clear it as one uninterrupted batch. Orange forms the matching right column and should wait until yellow leaves both lower corners.

Do not open bottom banks during these long columns. Their cars enter directly beneath the inner group.

After yellow and orange, the center should show two clean empty strips. Pink, cyan, or another newly exposed center layer can then finish through an open rectangle.

Open The Four Bottom Reserves

Red is a practical first lower batch on the left. White follows, then purple and pink. Each numbered bank contains hidden layers.

For every layer:

1. reveal the front color;
2. complete it fully;
3. wait for the lower road to reset;
4. inspect the next front;
5. switch banks only when its route is blocked.

Late checkpoints show full red, white, purple, and pink columns. Clear complete columns rather than balancing counter values.

Final Top Layers And Recovery

The upper towers eventually reveal cyan, orange, brown, pale purple, and pink. Return to these late layers only after center and bottom feeds stop. Complete one through an empty top road.

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

For mixed traffic, stop every counter, finish the leading color, clear the second, and resume from the nearest unfinished upper-center bay.

Three board states confirm progress: orange/pink/red opens the top; upper-center counters release separately before yellow/orange columns; bottom red/white/purple/pink activates after the center quiets.

Avoid combining center pink with bottom pink unless the entire road between them is empty. Matching colors separated by another car create two blocked queues.

Use Empty Counter Bays To Confirm Progress

Each transparent bay provides a visible checkpoint after its front layer clears. The left bay should show an empty strip before the middle bay releases a long color. The middle should quiet before the right bay opens, and all three should stop feeding traffic before lower cleanup.

If a counter number changes but the bay mouth still has a car, wait. The layer has not completed its road journey. Opening the next bay at that moment can put two colors onto opposite corners.

When a bay reveals a new color, decide whether it belongs to the current phase. A new pink layer behind orange can remain parked while the yellow/orange inner columns clear. The counter does not need to reach zero before the board moves downward.

Separate Matching Colors From Different Banks

Pink and red can appear above, inside, and below. They are safe to combine only when every road segment between their sources is clear and no other color is travelling. Otherwise, treat each source as its own batch.

For example, finish center pink before bottom pink if the center has already begun feeding the loop. A bottom pink car released too early can meet it at the lower corner. Once the center completes, the lower column has a direct route.

The same rule applies to top red and bottom red. Let the active source finish, reset the rectangle, and then use the second source. This prevents visually matching cars from forming two separated queues rather than one moving group.

Level 246 is controlled by counter isolation. Top towers establish the perimeter, three center bays release one layer at a time, yellow and orange own the inner phase, and bottom banks wait for cleanup. Preserve those handoffs and the final cyan, brown, red, white, purple, and pink groups reach their garages without a grid-wide jam.