Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 300 Solution Walkthrough

Route through the four center covers

The opening towers expose yellow, blue, pink, green, red, and dark colors. The center cover faces show purple, orange, dark red, and blue, while cyan and more pink wait below. Follow:

purple center opener → blue lower group → red right cover → yellow tower → green and pink towers → pale-violet left cover → cyan lower stack → orange/blue cleanup

Purple has the shortest clean route into the loop. Clear it, then move the blue group below the center. Blue opens the bottom approach without occupying the round platform. Red follows from the right-hand center cover, using the entrance after blue has left.

Yellow is the first tall upper column worth releasing. Let the whole tower drain before touching green or pink. Green follows through the upper road, then pink takes the same path. This turns the top edge into four separated, mostly uniform towers and exposes the remaining center covers.

Pale violet clears from the left center. Cyan then rises from the lower stack, and the circular platform count begins dropping as its matching groups finish. Save the final orange and dark blue cars for the end, when the right entrance no longer has to serve a covered center garage.

If the right entrance jams, finish the color already at that bend. If the circular platform remains at 4, return to purple, blue, or the exposed center color; opening another upper tower will not reduce it. If the center still shows several black covers, clear the fully visible cover batch before taking a lower reserve.

Protect the right-side handoff

The square U-road has plenty of visible length, but the short connector on the right is the only place where cars can change between the upper and lower sections. A single unfinished color at that connector can trap a complete tower above and a reserve group below. For that reason, every checkpoint should include an empty right bend.

Purple is the best center opener because its covered group has a direct route into the loop. Once purple parks, blue from below can use the lower road and move past the round platform without forcing an upper tower to wait. Red then clears the right center cover, taking advantage of the connector after blue has vacated it.

The useful opening shape is a lower lane with no blue traffic, a clean right connector, and one fewer center cover. If the circular platform still shows 4 at this stage, inspect purple, blue, and red for an incomplete car rather than opening a tall yellow, green, or pink column.

A complete route through the covers

1. Clear purple from the first accessible center cover. Keep the upper towers stationary while purple uses the loop.
2. Move blue from the lower group. Blue opens the bottom approach and begins the platform sequence.
3. Finish red from the right-hand center cover. Wait until red has left the connector before looking upward.
4. Drain the yellow top tower as one column. Yellow should own the upper edge from start to finish.
5. Clear green from the next tower. Green inherits an empty upper road and reveals more of the central faces.
6. Send pink from the upper row only after green has parked. This completes the main tower rotation.
7. Release pale violet from the left center cover. Its batch widens the crossing around the covered middle.
8. Move cyan up from the lower stack and allow the round platform count to respond.
9. Clear orange through the right connector once the center is open.
10. Finish dark blue and any matching remnant revealed by the last cover or platform step.

The yellow, green, and pink towers form one continuous upper phase, but they are still separate deliveries. Do not alternate taps between them. The top road can hold one tall column comfortably; it cannot clear two colors through the same right bend without a queue.

Recognize the cover-release checkpoints

After red, at least one path around the center should look wider. After the three top towers, the upper edge should be mostly empty and the remaining black cover faces should be easy to identify. After pale violet and cyan, the circular count should have changed and the lower road should connect cleanly to the right entrance.

These board shapes are more dependable than copying the exact moment of each tap. If your cars arrive in a slightly different order but each phase leaves the connector clear, the solution remains on track.

Undoing a mixed entrance

If two colors meet at the right bend, complete the color whose garage face is currently visible. When both have open targets, finish the batch already occupying more of the connector. Do not open a third cover or tower; the new cars must use the same bottleneck.

If a top tower was started before red finished, pause that tower and complete red from the center. Then drain the tower color fully before resuming the planned order. If cyan was released too soon from below, keep it in the lower lane until pale violet has left the center crossing.

A platform still showing 4 is an opening problem, not a late-game puzzle. Return to purple, blue, or red. A reduced count with several covers still visible points to the active center face. During final cleanup, orange and dark blue should travel through a board with no competing tower traffic; if they do not, one of yellow, green, pink, violet, or cyan remains incomplete.

Level 300 is solved by handing the right entrance from one complete group to the next: center purple and blue first, red and the upper towers next, then pale violet, cyan, orange, and blue after the covers and round platform have released.