Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 345 Solution Walkthrough

Read the left wall before opening a tower

The opening shelves show red, green, yellow, blue, and dark cars between the shutter bands. The right pink and cyan towers are visible but should not lead the route. Clearing the accessible left rows creates the only safe vertical lane for those tall batches.

Use this route reference:

red opening row → green side group → yellow shelf → blue lower face → first numbered shutter → purple and red return → orange middle row → second shutter → pink right tower → pale-cyan right tower → lower red/yellow/green bands → blue and orange cleanup

Repeated colors belong to deeper shelf layers. Finish the exposed row beside the active shutter rather than reaching for a matching face above or below it.

Clear the shelves around shutter four

Start with red from the highest complete left row. Red opens the upper bend and reveals green beneath it. Move green next, then yellow. Blue appears closer to the lower bend and should wait until yellow has left the vertical road.

The first shutter counter should now fall. Let the roll-up animation finish. A newly revealed purple or red face can enter only after the opening blue marker disappears. The road beside the shutters is too narrow to store a partial batch.

At this checkpoint, the upper-left shelves should form dark horizontal gaps, while shutters farther down remain closed. The pink and cyan towers on the right should still be intact.

Descend through the middle shutters

Purple is the safest first color from the revealed middle layer. Red follows from the neighboring shelf. Orange then forms a broad row and should clear in one batch because it occupies most of the center-left approach.

Every removed shutter creates a wider parking band, but use that space only for the active color. If a lower green or yellow row becomes visible, wait until orange completes. Moving down too quickly fills the same vertical road from two shutter levels.

The second and third counters may expose additional red, purple, or dark faces. Complete the full shelf touching the road, allow its marker to disappear, and then move to the next numbered band.

Drain the right-side towers

Pink becomes safe when the middle shutters have opened enough room across the board. Clear the pink tower as one vertical batch. It enters near the top-right corner and needs the long right edge free.

Pale cyan follows from the lower-right tower. Cyan has an even longer climb around the loop, so do not mix it with a newly exposed left shelf. When the last cyan car leaves, the entire right edge should be empty and the final shutter should have enough progress to open.

If pink or cyan reveals a deeper face, finish only the currently exposed tower color. Deeper layers belong to cleanup and can wait for the lower-left shelves to clear.

Check the tower-to-shutter handoff

After pink, the right edge should be clear above the cyan tower. After cyan, the entire right side should show dark road. Inspect the lowest visible shutter number at both moments. A counter that has not changed means a left shelf color remains unfinished; a counter that has just fallen means the next shelf can open, but only after the tower marker disappears.

This pause prevents cars from entering the vertical lane from both sides. The right tower animation can overlap the left shutter animation, yet the safe move still belongs to the batch already travelling.

Finish the lower shelf bands

The late left wall settles into broad red, yellow, green, blue, and orange rows. Work from the highest complete band toward the bottom. Red clears the remaining upper turn, yellow opens the center, and green releases the lower lane. Blue and orange are safest after those three because they enter near the bottom bend.

Pink can return in a small shelf face. Finish it before blue only if pink already touches the road; otherwise preserve the descending shelf order. By the final orange batch, every numbered shutter should be rolled away.

Recovery advice

A jam beside the upper shutters points to unfinished red, green, yellow, purple, or orange from the left shelves. A blockage on the right edge belongs to pink or pale cyan. Complete the exposed source on that side instead of introducing a matching color from a different layer.

If a shutter remains closed, inspect the two shelves immediately beside its number. One complete face still needs to reach its garage. Do not skip to a lower band. A single wrong car can normally be rescued by finishing its visible group and using the last open shutter band as a buffer.

Restart only when different partial colors occupy the upper and lower ends of the vertical road and neither matching shelf is exposed. Most runs remain recoverable because every cleared shutter adds permanent space.

Level 345 works as a top-to-bottom release. The opening shelves pay down the first shutter, the middle bands create space for the pink and cyan towers, and those towers unlock the final red, yellow, green, blue, and orange rows. Keeping one shutter level active at a time preserves the narrow road throughout the solution.

The final visual check is four fully opened shutter bands, two empty right tower bays, and one solid cleanup row on the left. If a colored face remains behind a numbered roll, finish its matching exposed shelf before tapping orange. When all four bands are dark, the last row has a direct route to its garage.