Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 262 Solution Walkthrough

Reading the covered garage grid

Three garages occupy the upper interior row and three occupy the lower row. Yellow, white, blue, purple, pink, green, brown, orange, red, and dark cars appear as the covers lift. The upper towers provide orange, yellow, cyan, green, pink, blue, and dark matches.

The bottom-left supply is pale violet, while the bottom-right progression contains yellow, red, and orange. Both enter through the lower edge of the square.

The counter holds fourteen cars. Covered garages can expose several new colors quickly, so reserve space and avoid treating every reveal as an instruction to move.

Recommended priority

A reliable order is:

yellow → blue → white → green → brown → pink → red → orange → cyan → pale violet and dark cleanup

Yellow has visible sources above and inside the lower-left garage. Blue opens an upper gate and connects to the right tower. White clears the lower-middle route.

Green and brown become concentrated after the first covers lift. Pink, red, and orange coordinate with later tower and bottom releases. Cyan and pale violet should wait until the perimeter is largely empty.

Opening the visible lower garages

Begin with yellow from the lower-left interior and upper arch. Complete the visible group without opening every covered bay. Yellow's removal clears the rounded left turn.

Blue is the next useful gate color. Take the top blue source only when its interior matches are exposed. Move the full sequence through the upper-right connection.

White occupies the lower-middle or lower-right interior garage and forms a compact group. Clearing it creates space directly above the bottom supply entrances.

At the first checkpoint, yellow, blue, and white should be complete or organized, and at least one cover count should have fallen. The square road must remain open at both lower corners.

Managing the numbered covers

Each cover displays a count that decreases through successful deliveries. When it opens, identify the front color and compare it with the group already on the counter.

If the revealed car is a match, take it immediately. If it introduces another color, leave it inside the garage. The opened cover remains available later and does not need to be emptied.

Work across the grid by access rather than by visual order. A left cover is safe when the rounded lane is empty; a right cover is safe when the straight lane has no tower traffic. The middle covers require the lower crossing to be clear.

Reserve three spaces as a count approaches zero. A cover may reveal a second useful car behind the first, and both need room.

Green, brown, and pink middle game

Green appears in a newly opened central garage and the upper gate. Complete it as one vertical group. Its removal creates a large empty bay in the center.

Brown is then exposed in another interior garage. Brown has fewer remote sources, making it a good consolidation color before the late towers become active.

Pink should follow when its upper-left tower and central source can connect. Do not send pink around the top while green is still using the gate.

The developed replay state shows brown, green, yellow, pink, and white as strong uniform columns inside the loop. That is the correct middle shape even if the game assigns them to different bays.

Red and orange from below

Red emerges in a lower or covered column and has a matching right-side supply. Wait until the lower road is empty, then complete red.

Orange follows through the bottom-right tower and upper-left source. Because its pieces come from both ends, clear one road side before attempting to merge them.

Do not keep partial red and orange groups simultaneously at the lower crossing. Finish the color with the concentrated visible column first.

Once red and orange are gone, the bottom-right entrance becomes available for any remaining yellow or dark cars revealed behind them.

Cyan, pale violet, and final covers

Cyan is concentrated in a tall upper-right stack. It should descend after the straight right lane is clear. Complete the entire cyan group without activating another arch.

Pale violet rises from the lower-left column and uses the rounded side. It is naturally late because earlier yellow and green traffic occupies that route.

Remaining dark cars are hidden behind the bright tower colors and numbered covers. With the square empty, they can be matched directly one group at a time.

If the final counter state differs from the replay, focus on uniformity: every exposed garage should contain one color, and no lone car should wait on the perimeter.

Recovery checkpoints

If the rounded left side is blocked, finish yellow, green, pink, or pale violet according to the waiting car.

If the straight right side is crowded, finish blue, cyan, red, or orange before touching a central cover.

If several covers open together, select the revealed color with the most visible partners. Leave the other garages untouched.

If the bottom crossing is sealed, stop the upper towers and complete white, red, or orange from the closest source.

If counter space falls below three before a release, finish an already active group. Do not gamble on the cover supplying an exact match.

For a restart, use four phases: yellow, blue, and white open the grid; green, brown, and pink consolidate the center; red and orange clear the bottom; cyan, pale violet, and dark cars complete the empty loop.

The Level 262 solution depends on patient cover timing. Use each numbered garage as a supplier for a prepared color, preserve both lower corners, and separate upper-tower traffic from bottom-column traffic. The covered grid then turns into six orderly color garages rather than a flood of unmatched cars.