Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 308 Solution Walkthrough

Open the two chained bars

Start with the exposed yellow and blue groups in the upper towers. Yellow has the shorter approach, so finish it before blue. Their garage progress exposes the pink face on the upper chained bar. Clear pink, then take the pale-cyan column that appears above it.

The practical route is:

yellow → blue → pink upper bar → pale cyan → green lower bar → red → violet → orange → final dark blue

Green is the decisive middle release. It stretches across the lower chained bar and needs the entire central S. Do not open red from below while green is still crossing the right bend. When green finishes, the board changes from two blocked shelves into one continuous road.

Rotate the lower columns

Red is the first safe bottom reserve. Violet follows through the lower-left entrance. Orange then drains the tall right reserve, and dark blue finishes after the upper road is empty.

At the replay checkpoint, the top should show clean pale-cyan, red, and pink towers, while the bottom has distinct red, yellow, blue, and orange columns. If your colors are split across the S, complete the active batch rather than opening a new covered garage.

If the top lane jams, finish yellow, blue, pink, or cyan. If the middle bar remains chained, return to green. If the lower bend is occupied, complete red, violet, orange, or blue before tapping another reserve. The visible counter should fall only after a full group reaches its garage.

Read the upper and lower locks separately

The two horizontal barriers may look like one central block, but they release at different moments. The upper shelf begins with a dark chained strip and a small pink face near its middle. It is fed mainly by the four roof garages. The lower shelf starts with orange, green, cyan, and yellow cars packed behind a darker bar and is tied more closely to the bottom reserves. Clearing a color in the wrong zone can put cars onto the S-road without changing the blocker you intended to open.

Use the roof as your opening progress display. The yellow and blue stacks become clean, uninterrupted columns first. Complete one, allow the cars to cross both top turns, and then take the other. A small orange or red road marker may still be visible even after the source garage looks dark, so watch the bends rather than the garage alone. Pink becomes safe when the upper chained row shows a complete horizontal face instead of isolated cells.

Pale cyan is the next major roof batch. Its tall column takes longer to drain than the earlier yellow group and occupies the rightward section of the S while it travels. Keep the lower red and orange reserves closed during this pass. When cyan finishes, the top half should contain large dark columns and the upper road should have no second color waiting at the exit.

Give the long green row a private road

Green is the board's main transition. The group stretches across most of the lower central shelf, and its matching cars must pass the tight middle bend before the bottom columns can merge. Start green only when the pink row above is settled and the outer S is empty. Continue tapping green until the entire horizontal face turns dark; stopping halfway leaves a short green queue exactly where the lower feeders need to enter.

The replay provides a clear checkpoint after this release. The upper shelf is mostly black, the green row is exposed as one broad band, and the bottom bank still shows four separated vertical garages. If your bottom bank has already lost two different colors, you have mixed phases. Finish whichever lower color is currently on the road, then return to green before opening another reserve.

Once the green band clears, allow its final markers to disappear around the far right. The empty central shelf is not a new parking area. It is the space that lets the next long bottom column turn through the center without meeting roof traffic.

Sweep the bottom bank without crossing convoys

Start the lower phase with the complete red column at the left. It has a direct entry and leaves a dark vertical bay that makes the next merge easier to read. Yellow or violet can follow according to the full face revealed beside it. Blue and orange occupy the taller right-side garages; each should receive the whole S-road rather than alternating a few cars from both.

Use three checks after every lower batch: the source column should be fully dark, the middle curve should contain no marker from that color, and the road counter should stop changing. Only then select the neighboring garage. This matters most for orange because its tall right column can appear finished while the earliest cars are still circling the upper bend.

Late in the replay, the upper bank has reorganized into purple, pale cyan, dark red, and pink columns while the bottom shows red, yellow, blue, and orange. The correct move is still determined by the active entrance, not by the prettiest complete stack. Finish the group already aligned with the S, wait for its road markers, and then switch banks only at a fully dark checkpoint.

Recover from a split S-road

If two colors meet near the upper bend, complete the roof color first. It has the shorter remaining trip and usually frees the bend without changing a lower lock. If they meet below the green shelf, give priority to the bottom color already moving upward, then finish the incomplete green face before continuing.

When the road counter stops below its normal total, inspect the two central bars for one colored cell hidden among dark ones. That single cell often belongs to an interrupted pink or green group. Tapping a fresh garage will not repair it. Complete the matching central face and wait for the counter to settle.

For a clean retry, remember the visual rhythm rather than trying to reproduce every tap: two roof columns, the pink upper bar, the tall cyan release, the full green band, then one bottom column at a time. The board is forgiving once both central shelves are dark, but before that point every new color removes valuable turning space.

Level 308 is a chain-release route: yellow and blue expose pink, pink and cyan open the upper bar, green removes the lower bar, and the separated red, violet, orange, and blue columns finish through the released S-road.