Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 276 Solution Walkthrough

Opening structure

The four interior garages contain pink, green, red, cyan, yellow, and hidden cars. The upper-left and upper-right towers begin with orange, purple, blue, and red. The central arch holds a count and changes its visible color as deliveries complete.

Below are four covered stacks with green, yellow, blue, pink, and later orange or cyan groups. Their exits share the bottom edge of the rectangle.

The counter holds ten cars. Keep no more than two incomplete groups active and reserve space before the arch count reaches zero.

Recommended route order

Use:

green → cyan → red → yellow → pink → orange → purple → blue → remaining dark cars

Green clears an interior and lower source. Cyan becomes a full central group through the arch. Red links the upper-right tower and central garage.

Yellow and pink open the lower columns. Orange and purple clear the upper-left progression. Blue is best after both road corners are free.

Green opening

Start with the exposed green cars in the interior and lower-left source. Complete the group before moving red from above.

Green's removal opens a central bay and advances the arch count. Preserve that bay for a complete group.

If the arch shows pink at this stage, do not begin pink unless enough lower pieces are already visible. Continue with a concentrated interior color.

The first checkpoint is a clean green bay, an open bottom-left corner, and at least two free counter spaces.

Cyan through the arch

Cyan appears inside the rectangle and behind the central arch. Let earlier groups reduce the count before collecting cyan.

Move the visible interior cyan cars first. When the arch releases, use its cars as the final pieces.

Keep the top road empty during this sequence. A red or orange tower car parked beside the arch can prevent cyan from turning.

If the arch exposes a second color after cyan, leave it until the cyan group has completely left the road.

Red and yellow middle phase

Red is concentrated in the upper-right tower and a central garage. Complete red through the right side after cyan.

Yellow occupies an interior bay and lower column. Clear the central yellow pieces first, then release the bottom source.

Do not alternate red and yellow. They approach the right and bottom corners from different directions and can seal the loop.

The developed board shows clean red, cyan, and yellow columns inside or around the rectangle. That uniformity confirms the route is ready for pink.

Pink lower release

Pink appears in a lower-right column, interior garage, and sometimes the arch. Wait until all three sources connect.

Complete pink in one run through the bottom road. Leave every other lower cover untouched while pink is moving.

Pink's removal creates space for green repetitions or blue behind the lower columns.

If only two pink cars are visible, clear orange or purple from above instead of filling the counter with a long wait.

Orange, purple, and blue

Orange is revealed in the upper-left tower and may have a lower match. Use the top route once red has vacated it.

Purple follows from the same upper progression. Complete orange first so the two colors do not meet near the arch.

Blue is distributed across upper and lower sources. It should be late, when both top and bottom entrances are available. Bring all visible blue cars together in one direction.

Dark cars remain behind the bright fronts and can be matched after the arch and covers finish.

Managing covers and counters

Before any lower cover or arch reaches zero, reserve two or three spaces. A release may expose multiple cars.

Take a revealed car only if it matches the active group. Otherwise leave it inside the opened garage.

Open one bottom column at a time. Several partial columns will clog the single lower crossing even if the counter is not full.

Every completed color should either empty an interior bay, shorten a tower, or prepare a specific release. Avoid moves that merely relocate a blocker to the road.

A useful four-bay checkpoint

Pause after each interior garage becomes uniform and read the rectangle from left to right. The next safe color should have an exposed partner outside the loop and an empty corner beside its bay. If the partner is still under a bottom cover, work on a different visible column instead.

This checkpoint prevents a common middle-game error: clearing the front of a garage but immediately replacing it with a color that cannot finish. A bay that has just opened is more valuable as turning space than as temporary parking. Preserve it until the arch and matching outer source are ready.

Recovery advice

If the top edge is blocked, finish cyan, red, orange, purple, or the color beside the arch.

If the bottom road is jammed, stop opening covers and finish green, yellow, pink, or blue.

If the arch releases the wrong color, leave it and clear a visible complete interior column.

If red and yellow are active together, finish the color with the concentrated visible source before tapping anything else.

If blue is split between top and bottom, clear orange or pink first to open one route, then merge blue.

For a restart, use four phases: green opens the center; cyan resolves the arch; red, yellow, and pink clear interior and lower columns; orange, purple, blue, and dark cars finish through the open loop.

The Level 276 solution uses the arch as a finishing supply rather than an opening target. Clear visible green and central colors, reserve counter space for each release, and keep the bottom covers separate. Once pink and yellow leave, the remaining upper towers have an easy route.