Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 343 Solution Walkthrough

Read the shutter ladder

The shutters are marked from the upper section down toward the lower loop. Orange, purple, yellow, pale cyan, green, red, and blue appear on both sides at different depths. The safe approach is to clear the exposed side pair around one shutter before moving down to the next.

Use this route reference:

upper blue and yellow → orange left shelf → purple upper-middle → white/pale-blue right row → green and red middle → pink lower-middle → cyan lower shelf → second orange/red/yellow/green wave → purple and pink cleanup

This order follows visible shelf access. A color may return after a shutter opens; treat the deeper face as a new batch rather than trying to reach it during the earlier copy.

Open the top shutter

Start with the complete blue face at the upper-right, then yellow beside it. Orange on the left becomes available once the top road clears. Clear orange before purple because the orange shelf occupies the bend used by the next right-side batch.

Purple is the first broad upper-middle group. Move it in one run. White or pale blue follows from the right shelf after purple leaves the central lane. The top shutter should now show a reduced number and an open dark band across the board.

If the road still carries two colors, stop. The next shutter can wait; its new face will not have enough room until the top band is empty.

Work through the middle shutters

Green appears on the left side of the next band, with red on the right. Clear green first because it joins the road nearer the open top lane. Red follows through the space green creates. Pink becomes visible below and should move before the lower cyan shelf.

At every counter change, check the central vertical opening. It should grow by one dark horizontal band. If a previous band still contains a car, complete that color before tapping the newly revealed shelf.

The lower numbered shutter may expose yellow or cream along with cyan. Follow the full face touching the road, not a partial deeper color. Cyan usually becomes safest after pink has cleared the lower-right turn.

Handle the second shelf wave

After the lower shutters open, the board refills with solid horizontal bands: orange near the upper-left, red across the upper-right, yellow in the middle, green below, then purple and pink toward the bottom. This is a deeper wave and should be cleared from the highest accessible band downward.

Orange needs the top bend empty. Red follows across the same area. Yellow then uses the central lane, while green clears the lower approach. Purple should leave before pink because purple occupies the narrow turn beside the final shutter.

Do not alternate between matching colors on opposite sides. Complete the left or right shelf whose whole face is visible, wait for its road marker to disappear, and then move to the paired side.

Use the open bands as parking limits

Every removed shutter creates one horizontal strip of safe road, but that strip should hold only the active batch. After orange and red, keep the highest band empty. After yellow and green, preserve the middle band. Purple and pink then use the lower band without meeting cars from above.

If a newly revealed row has only part of a color exposed, leave it alone. Complete the full face on the opposite side first. The next counter change will uncover the rest and prevent a partial group from sitting across a shutter opening.

Final shutter and cleanup

The last counter can reveal blue, purple, or green near the lower loop. Finish the active batch that reduced the counter before starting this new face. Once the final shutter is gone, the road forms a continuous vertical loop and the remaining rows can leave directly.

Use the empty shutter bands as checkpoints. At completion, all four should be dark, no counter should remain visible, and only one cleanup row should retain color.

Recovery advice

A jam above the second shutter belongs to blue, yellow, orange, purple, white, or pale blue from the opening. A blockage near the lower loop points to green, red, pink, cyan, or a second-wave band. Complete the exposed source nearest the trapped car.

If a shutter does not move, one of the shelf faces beside it remains incomplete. Do not skip down to a lower color. A single mixed pair can usually be repaired by finishing the color closer to its garage. Restart only if different partial batches occupy both sides of the same closed shutter and neither source has an exposed matching face.

Before the final cleanup, count the open horizontal bands rather than the remaining cars. Four dark bands mean every shutter has released. The outside road should then contain one color, and the lower loop should be empty. If only three bands are open, return to the shelf beside the remaining numbered drum and complete its exposed batch before moving purple or pink.

Level 343 works like a descending ladder. The opening colors remove the top shutter, each middle pair creates room for the band below, and the second shelf wave clears through the fully opened center. Preserving one empty shutter band between batches keeps the vertical route usable through the final cleanup.

Let the final road marker disappear completely before tapping the last exposed shelf face beside the lower loop.