Car Sort Level 36 Solution Walkthrough

Two Turns, Two Parking Zones

Level 36 has a bank of tall garages at the top, four empty horizontal bays in the upper-left, and another parking block below a long bend. The road leaves the top garages, crosses the upper bays, turns down the right side, and then wraps around the lower block. Both corners must stay clear for the route to work.

The reliable order is:

pink top column -> purple top column -> green top column -> dark upper blockers -> blue middle row -> pink middle row -> cyan middle row -> red lower-left -> orange lower-middle -> yellow lower-right

The top columns create the first open lane. Blue, pink, and cyan then organize the middle. Red, orange, and yellow are deliberately saved for the bottom finish.

Make The Upper Bend Usable

Begin with pink in the upper-left tower. Pink is closest to the open road and can leave without crossing another active group. Follow with purple, then green. Keep these as three separate batches; mixing them on the short top edge blocks access to the empty horizontal bays.

Remove the remaining dark blockers beside the top columns. When the opening has gone correctly, the tall towers are reduced and the road across the upper bays is mostly clear. Do not use those bays as random storage just because they are empty. They are needed to pass the middle colors toward the right bend.

Blue is the first middle release. Complete the dark-blue row before switching to pink. Pink follows from the next central row and exposes cyan beneath it. Cyan should be the last color using the middle parking area. After cyan leaves, the upper half of the board has enough room for the lower groups to travel without stopping.

Lower Columns And Recovery

Move red from the lower-left stack first. Red establishes a clean path around the bottom corner. Orange follows from the middle stack, then yellow from the right. Waiting on yellow matters: it is closest to the bend and can occupy the road while orange is still trying to turn.

Use the board shape as your checkpoint. Before red begins, the upper parking bays should no longer contain an unfinished blue, pink, or cyan group. Before orange starts, red should have cleared the lower-left corner. Yellow is safe only when the entire bottom edge has returned to an open lane.

If cars are nose-to-tail on the right side, finish the color that entered the bend first. Do not tap another top garage or lower stack. If the upper bays contain mixed colors, clear the one closest to its matching garage and rebuild the sequence from blue through cyan.

The Car Sort Level 36 solution is a controlled transfer from top to middle to bottom. Each zone empties before the next one begins, so the two tight turns never have to handle traffic from opposite parts of the board.