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Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 322 Solution Walkthrough

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Key opening, middle, and finish positions for this route.

Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 322 route reference

Turn the center into four columns

Begin with red from the left center, followed by pale violet. Purple then fills the next column, and blue completes the fourth. Keep each color separate on the square road.

Use this phase order:

red → pale violet → purple → blue → cyan lower-left → orange → yellow → pink → green upper towers → final red

Cyan is the first lower reserve to move after the center has become uniform. Orange follows from the adjacent block, then yellow. Pink should wait until those three have cleared the bottom edge.

Green is the late upper-tower color and helps remove the chained right strip. Red returns as a final full column when the counter is nearly complete.

The replay checkpoint is four clean center columns and four clean lower columns. If the board still shows mixed small groups, finish the color already on the road before opening another reserve.

If the right chain stays closed, complete the active upper tower or center column. If the lower edge blocks, finish cyan, orange, yellow, or pink. When the counter stops advancing, locate the incomplete matching garage batch rather than tapping a new color.

Car Sort Level 322 detailed route reference

Level 322 is a column-building solution. Red, violet, purple, and blue organize the center; cyan, orange, yellow, and pink clear the bottom; green and the final red group finish the 18-car requirement.

Build the four center faces first

The square road surrounds four tall inner garages. Their opening faces are dark red, pale violet, purple, and blue, with numbered cells underneath. Three towers sit above the road, four reserves below, and a vertical chained strip seals the right side. The visible 18-car counter rewards complete columns, not scattered taps.

Clear dark red from the left center column. Pale violet follows from the next face. Purple is third, and blue completes the four-color opening. Let every batch finish a full lap around the square before changing columns.

A correct first checkpoint has four clean inner faces and an empty right bend. The lower covers may have begun to fall, but none of the bottom garages should be feeding traffic while blue is still on the road.

Turn the bottom row into solid columns

Cyan is the first safe lower reserve. Drain its full column through the bottom-left entrance. Orange follows from the adjacent block, then yellow. Pink should wait until all three earlier colors have left the lower corners.

These four batches convert the bottom row from numbered covers into clear cyan, orange, yellow, pink, green, and blue columns. Always select the completely exposed face. A partial green or red column behind a cover belongs to a later phase.

The 18-car counter may increase quickly during this section. Do not interpret a changed count as permission to mix colors. Check that the road is dark, then move the next full column.

Use the upper towers to release the chain

Green becomes the important upper-tower color. Clear the full green face only after the bottom pink group has parked. A second green column may appear beside it; finish the tower already attached to the open top edge before moving laterally.

Pink, pale cyan, and dark red can also form tall upper layers. Treat each as its own batch. Their cars share the top-right corner beside the chain, so even two matching-looking cool colors can block one another if started together.

The chain begins to disappear after the center and upper counts are satisfied. If it remains closed, inspect the current upper column and the nearest center face. One final car is usually still waiting behind the visible front.

At the middle checkpoint, red, violet, purple, and blue stand as uniform inner columns; the bottom row is arranged into cyan-orange-yellow-pink blocks; and the upper towers show tall pink-green-blue faces. The right side should be open or carrying only one color.

Return through the deeper center layers

The four inner garages reveal new blue, green, violet, pink, and red faces after the opening columns clear. Choose the complete face nearest the open right exit. Finish it, wait for the square to reset, and then move to the next inner column.

Do not merge a deeper violet face with the opening pale-violet batch. Their counters are separate. The same applies to red and blue, which appear several times during the level.

A broad pink or green face may be the final inner group. Give it the full perimeter. Once the center is dark, the remaining outside columns have enough space for uninterrupted laps.

Complete the 18-car gate without overfilling the road

The counter reaches its target through the long uniform columns. If it pauses at 16 or 17, look for a partially completed source from the current phase rather than tapping a new color. One car hidden at a corner may still be traveling.

After the gate opens, clear the exposed right-side garage as one batch. Its entrance sits on the busiest edge, so all earlier traffic must be gone. Red often returns as a final full column, with blue or pale cyan beside it. Complete the connected color first.

Before completion, the center should show four dark vertical bays, the lower row should be empty, and the chain should be absent. Release the final upper or right column and wait for the last marker to finish its circuit.

Recovery for a stalled counter

If the lower edge blocks, finish the active cyan, orange, yellow, pink, green, or blue reserve. Do not open a top tower to push it along. If the top edge jams, complete the pink, green, cyan, or red tower currently using that corner.

When the chain stays closed, return to the complete center column aligned with it or finish the active upper batch. When the 18-car count stops, inspect the source whose markers remain on the road.

If two colors are mixed, stop tapping. Complete the group nearest its matching garage, allow the square to clear, and then finish the second color. Restart only if neither source can be exposed.

Level 322 becomes straightforward when every count is earned by a complete column. Red, pale violet, purple, and blue organize the center; cyan, orange, yellow, and pink open the bottom; green and the upper towers remove the right chain; the deeper center faces and final red column then finish the gate. Preserve an empty corner between batches and the long groups will never compete for the perimeter.