Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 335 Solution Walkthrough
Route Reference
Key opening, middle, and finish positions for this route.

Read the numbered center stack
The opening faces show orange, purple, pink, green, and pale cyan across different rows. Start with orange from the upper garage, then purple. Pink is safe once purple has left the left side of the road. Green follows from the middle row, with pale cyan completing the first center pass.
Use this route reference:
orange → purple → pink → green → pale cyan → lower pink/brown/cyan columns → upper dark/yellow/green/purple towers → red/green/orange/blue center wave → final pink and cyan rows
Each cleared row reduces a numbered circle. Wait for the animation and the next face to settle before deciding which color is actually available.
Read the five center rows as a countdown
The upper orange face opens the top road. Purple then frees the left side of the next row. Pink crosses the center, green clears the middle lane, and pale cyan removes the last first-wave obstruction on the right. After each color, one numbered garage should show visible progress and the cleared row should leave a dark horizontal gap.
If a lower reserve cover moves before cyan has finished, do not follow it immediately. The first center pass is complete only when the road along the bottom of the five rows contains no opening-wave marker.
Empty the lower columns before opening the towers
The bottom reserves reveal pink on the left, brown in the middle, and pale cyan on the right. Clear pink first because its entrance is closest to the lower-left corner. Brown follows through the central gap. Cyan should be last so the right road remains clear for the first upper tower.
If a second color appears beneath one of these columns, finish it only when its full group is exposed. Do not park a partial lower batch while checking the top row.
Confirm the lower reset
Pink should clear the bottom-left corner, brown should remove traffic from the middle connection, and cyan should finish on the right. After those three columns, the lower edge must be empty enough for a tall tower batch to cross the entire rectangle.
The empty lower bays are intentional working space. Do not fill them with a deeper color just because its face has appeared. The upper tower counters determine when those later faces become safe.

Use the upper towers as separate checkpoints
The upper reserves show dark cars, yellow, green, and purple. Drain the dark batch, then yellow. Green is next once the central garage has an empty lane, followed by purple. These tall columns release additional center rows rather than ending the puzzle.
The second center wave contains red near the top, green beneath it, orange in the next shelf, and blue along the lower row. Clear them in that descending order. Red frees the upper road, green opens the middle, orange removes the right-side blocker, and blue gains a direct lower exit.
Separate the tower wave from the second center pass
Dark, yellow, green, and purple must finish as tower batches before the red center row begins. The towers enter from adjacent top positions and require an empty upper edge. Once purple leaves, the center stack becomes the only source of traffic and can be cleared steadily from top to bottom.
Use the dark gaps between rows as checkpoints. Red should leave a clean upper gap; green should open the central crossing; orange should reveal blue without blocking the right edge. If a tower marker is still visible at any checkpoint, finish that tower color before continuing downward.
Pink and pale cyan form the final broad rows. Pink should finish before cyan because it crosses the center entrance. If a counter remains stuck, inspect the garage row bearing that number for one covered matching car. A bottom jam points to unfinished pink, brown, or cyan; a top jam points to mixed dark, yellow, green, or purple traffic.
Recovery by wave
Identify which wave owns the stranded car. Opening orange, purple, pink, green, or cyan belongs to the first center pass. Pink, brown, and cyan below belong to the lower reset. Dark, yellow, green, and purple above belong to the tower phase. Red, green, orange, and blue inside belong to the second center pass.
Complete the matching exposed color within that same wave. Do not search another section for a convenient match, because equal colors from different waves can enter through conflicting roads. Restart only when partial batches from two waves occupy both the top and bottom entrances. A single-wave mistake can normally be cleared by returning to its last numbered row.
Level 335 rewards complete passes through the board. The first center colors open the lower columns, the lower columns unlock the upper towers, and the towers expose a second center wave. Treating each pass as a sequence of full-color batches keeps the rectangular road available for the final pink-and-cyan cleanup.
Use the numbered faces for one last check before cyan. All five center rows should be open or empty, the lower pink-brown-cyan columns should have disappeared, and the four tower positions should no longer feed the road. If one number remains visible, complete the matching row instead of tapping cyan. When the counters are clear, cyan travels around the rectangle without meeting another batch and the completion screen follows directly. This final pause also confirms that no deeper reserve face was accidentally left behind.