Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 313 Solution Walkthrough

Empty the open right shelves

Start with yellow at the top, followed by orange and dark red. These rows have the cleanest upper U-turn and reduce the first cylinder count. Violet then clears from the next shelf, with blue following through the same lane.

Use this shelf order:

yellow → orange → dark red → violet → blue → pale violet → pink → cyan → green

Pale violet and pink are the middle handoff. Finish pale violet first so pink can use the lower turn. Cyan then releases from the chained section and opens the deepest road segment.

Green is the final broad shelf. It should not begin until cyan has parked, because both batches occupy the long left side of the U.

The numbered cylinders open naturally as the right rows finish. If a cylinder remains closed, look across the road for its matching active shelf. Do not pull a lower chained car to test the route.

If traffic stops at the top, complete yellow, orange, red, violet, or blue. If it stops below, finish pale violet, pink, cyan, or green. A clean run shows one solid color on the vertical road and an empty turnaround before each new shelf starts.

Match the right bank to the rolled doors

The right side is a deep shelf wall, but only the exposed edge of each height band should move. The three rolled doors on the left divide the run into upper, middle, and lower releases. Yellow and orange occupy the highest usable shelves, dark red and violet sit below, and blue, pale violet, pink, cyan, and green fill the chained lower bank.

Clear yellow first through the upper U-turn. Orange follows when the roof edge is black. Dark red is a wider row and should travel without interruption. These three warm batches reduce the first rolled door and create a visible dark lane down the right edge. Do not start violet until the last red marker has rounded the bottom of the U.

Violet and blue form the middle pair. Take the higher complete face, wait for the vertical road to empty, and then send the other. When they finish, a lower cylinder number drops and the chained rows begin to show complete color faces instead of isolated cells.

Enter the chained section in layers

Pale violet is the first safe lower row when its full horizontal face is visible. It uses the lower-left bend for a long time, so pink stays parked until that bend is dark. Pink then clears the broad center-right shelf. Cyan follows from the rows beneath it and exposes the final green layer.

Green is a large cleanup batch rather than an opening shortcut. By the time it becomes safe, the upper yellow-orange-red shelves are dark and most middle rows have been accepted by their garages. Give green the entire U. Its last cars travel farther than the source animation suggests, so wait for the road counter before selecting any returning roof color.

The middle replay state is easy to recognize: purple becomes a solid upper-right block, pale violet forms a horizontal bar on the left side of the shelf wall, and cyan and green remain stacked below. If your green row is already moving while purple still occupies the roof edge, finish the upper convoy and postpone the lower bank.

Use dark shelf bays as proof of completion

Every completed row leaves a black horizontal slot. Count these slots from the top rather than relying only on cylinder numbers. After the warm opening there should be several dark bays above the pink-cyan-green block. After violet and blue, the middle should also be open. A colored car inside an otherwise dark slot means that batch was interrupted.

The rolled doors may expose a new left-side face before the right bank is ready to release it. Leave that face parked. The empty cylinder bay is valuable turning space for the current right-hand convoy. Switching sides too early places two batches on the single vertical leg.

Late in the route, the upper rows reorganize into red, green, orange, and purple while pale pink, cyan, and green remain lower. Continue by height: complete the highest face touching the road, then descend. The final state should show all left cylinders retracted and a right bank made of dark slots or complete parked colors.

Recover from a lower U-turn queue

If the queue is near the top, finish the current yellow, orange, red, violet, or blue row. If it sits on the long lower curve, inspect pale violet, pink, cyan, and green. Never open a rolled door face simply because the same color is on the road; that may create a second source at the opposite side.

When a cylinder number refuses to fall, return to the shelf at the same height and search for a remaining colored cell. Completing a deeper row will not pay that gate. If two lower colors overlap, finish the one closest to its destination and keep all upper shelves closed until the curve is empty.

For a clean replay, think in height bands: warm roof rows, violet-blue middle rows, pale-violet and pink transition, then cyan-green lower finish. That sequence respects both the chains and the geometry of the deep U.

Level 313 is a descending shelf route. The warm upper rows pay down the first Garage locks, violet and blue clear the middle, and pink, cyan, and green open and finish the chained lower bank.