Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 373 Solution Walkthrough

Separate upper and lower blocks

The upper bank exposes blue, red, cyan, orange, green, and purple. Its center rows include yellow and pink. The lower block begins with wide cyan, purple, and pink bands, while green, orange, blue, yellow, red, and white stand below. Repeated colors should remain attached to their own block.

Use this route reference:

upper blue-red → cyan-orange → green-purple → yellow-pink release → lower cyan → broad purple row → pink band → green-orange columns → blue-yellow → red-white cleanup

Never switch blocks while a marker remains on the short connector.

Empty the upper block

Start with blue and red from the road-facing side. Cyan and orange follow, then green and purple. Yellow and pink clear the deepest upper row.

The upper checkpoint is a mostly dark rectangle and an empty connector. If one color remains near a numbered panel, finish it before descending, even if a lower face looks complete.

Clear the broad lower bands

Cyan is the first lower row. Purple follows across the wide middle shelf. Pink clears next and exposes the tall columns beneath.

These broad rows provide buffer space. Do not fill them with mixed lower columns. Finish every color as a full face and let its marker leave the connector.

Drain the tall columns

Green and orange go first because they touch the open lower road. Blue and yellow form the next pair. Red and white are cleanup colors; clear the inner column first and preserve the broad curve for the last one.

If a short cyan or pink remainder emerges behind a cover, complete it before the final red-white pair. A late hidden row still owns the connector.

Recovery between blocks

A jam above the connector belongs to the upper sequence. A marker stopped inside the lower block points to cyan, purple, or pink. Trouble at the bottom belongs to a tall column.

Finish the local complete face. Do not activate the same color in the other block. Two copies can target separate garage panels and collide at the left bend.

If the lower columns remain covered, inspect the pink or purple band immediately above them. Restart only if that band is inaccessible and the connector holds two partial groups.

Before the last column, verify the upper block and broad lower rows are dark. The remaining face should be solid and connected directly to an empty bend.

Level 373 is solved by strict block separation. The compact upper colors clear first, cyan-purple-pink open the lower shelves, and the six tall columns then leave in adjacent pairs.

How to confirm each release

After the upper yellow-pink pair, the left connector should show no color at either end. After the broad lower cyan-purple-pink sequence, the middle of the lower block should be three dark stripes. Only then are the tall columns genuinely ready.

When two columns become exposed together, use the one closest to the connector. Its cars have the shortest route and its empty bay widens the lower turn for the neighbor. Do not alternate them; a partial column consumes the same space without completing a garage.

For the final red-white choice, inspect the inside lane. Clear whichever group occupies it, then send the outside column around the empty curve. That position-based finish is safer than assuming a fixed color must always be last.

Prevent repeated colors from crossing blocks

Blue, red, cyan, and green appear in both the upper and lower areas. Their matching colors do not make them one batch. A face above the connector belongs to the upper panel cycle; a vertical face below belongs to the lower garages. Complete the upper copy before using the road for its lower counterpart.

The yellow-pink release at the end of the upper block deserves a checkpoint. Yellow should darken the inner upper shelf, and pink should clear the row nearest the connector. If that row remains colored, the first lower cyan group will meet pink at the left bend.

In the lower block, cyan provides the first horizontal buffer. Purple is broader and uses that buffer, while pink finishes the opening of the column mouths. Keep these three batches separate even though the newly dark rows make the board look spacious.

Green-orange and blue-yellow are adjacent-column pairs. Within each pair, clear the inside column first. It takes the short turn and leaves a dark bay between the outside column and the connector. The outside group then travels without crossing an active mouth.

If a late car pauses at the connector, examine its direction. A car moving downward belongs to the unfinished upper release; a car moving upward belongs to a lower column. Continue the source on the appropriate side rather than tapping a color match across the boundary.

The final red or white face should stand alone beneath completely dark broad rows. If another color remains in those rows, complete it first. The page's route ends with a single vertical stream, not mixed movement between blocks.

Use the connector itself as the final confirmation. It should be empty at its upper mouth, dark through the bend, and clear at the lower entrance. Once all three sections are open, the remaining outside column can travel directly. A marker in any section identifies which block still owns an unfinished batch.

Wait until that marker disappears before choosing between the last red and white faces. The nearer aligned column should clear first, leaving the outside face an uninterrupted route through the entire connector.

The upper block must remain completely inactive during this finish. Any new marker descending from it signals a skipped shelf that should be completed before the lower outside column moves.