Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 374 Solution Walkthrough

Read the two-door chamber

Purple, cyan, blue, green, and pink appear along the top and sides. Inside, red, orange, yellow, white, and green surround the doors. Bottom columns repeat red, blue, yellow, cyan, orange, purple, and green. All groups use the same left loop and lower turn.

Use this route reference:

upper purple-cyan → blue-green → pink side face → first door red → orange-yellow → white center → second door green-blue → bottom red-yellow → cyan-orange → purple-green cleanup

Treat each numbered door as a full phase. Do not mix rows from opposite sides.

Clear the upper rim

Start with purple and cyan. Blue and green follow. Pink removes the remaining side obstruction. Wait until the left loop is empty before selecting the first red inner face.

The correct opening has a dark upper rim and one fully exposed center row. Bottom garages should remain untouched because their traffic would occupy the lower turn needed by the doors.

Open the first door

Red clears first, followed by orange and yellow. White is deeper and needs their dark rows as buffer. Finish it before moving to the second door.

The new door can animate early. Continue watching the road until the white marker disappears. The first-door checkpoint is a dark half-chamber and a clear left loop.

Release the second half

Green and blue clear the newly exposed rows. A returning purple or cyan face may follow; complete whichever is fully attached to the open door. Their removal exposes the bottom columns.

Red and yellow form the first lower pair. Cyan and orange follow. Purple and green are cleanup groups, with the inside column leaving before the outside one.

Recover around the lower turn

A top jam belongs to purple, cyan, blue, green, or pink. A marker beside a door identifies red, orange, yellow, white, green, or blue. A lower blockage belongs to the current column.

Complete the visible face in that zone. Do not open the other door as a rescue; opposing inner traffic will meet on the loop. If two colors are active, finish the one with the shorter visible remainder.

If a door stays closed, look for one car on the row touching its counter. Restart only when that row is hidden and the lower turn is occupied by incompatible groups.

Before completion, verify both doors are open and the chamber is dark. Send the final solid lower group around the empty loop.

Level 374 is a door-by-door puzzle. The upper rim creates access, red-orange-yellow-white clear the first half, green-blue open the second, and the bottom columns finish in pairs.

Preserve the chamber as working space

Every emptied inner row is more than progress; it is the buffer that allows the next color to turn. Do not refill the dark half with partial lower groups. Wait until both doors have released and only solid bottom columns remain.

If your board differs after the first door, confirm that white truly finished. Its last car can remain near the left loop while the second door becomes visible. Completing that small remainder restores the green-blue transition without restarting.

For the final pair, choose the column whose top car points toward the empty lower turn. Clear it completely, wait for the loop, then release the outside column. This keeps the last two colors from meeting at the chamber entrance.

Verify the first door before crossing the chamber

The red-orange-yellow-white sequence should leave four distinct dark areas on the first side. Red opens the nearest row, orange widens it, yellow clears the deeper band, and white empties the pocket beside the divider. If those spaces do not appear, stay on the first door even if the second counter is visible.

White can be easy to underestimate because its face is compact. Its last marker still travels around the left loop. Wait until the loop is empty before starting the green-blue second-half pair. That pause prevents traffic from meeting at the chamber's lower entrance.

The second door exposes colors close to the bottom garages. Determine their orientation: a horizontal green or blue face belongs to the chamber and should clear immediately; a vertical face belongs to the later bank. Completing the horizontal layer first keeps the release local and predictable.

When red and yellow begin below, preserve the dark first-door half as a buffer. Do not fill it with partial cyan or orange traffic. A full red group creates an empty column, yellow widens the lower turn, and only then should the next pair enter.

If your board shows one closed door and several open bottom counters, ignore the bottom. The closed door proves a local chamber row is incomplete. Locate the color beside its numbered face, finish it, and confirm the divider becomes a dark opening before resuming.

The completion checkpoint is stronger than simply seeing no obvious center cars: both rectangular door spaces should be uniformly dark, the left loop should show no marker, and the bottom bank should contain one solid column. Only then should the final green or purple stream begin.

If two bottom columns remain visible, follow the one whose mouth points toward the already open door. Finish it completely and allow the road to settle. The outside column can then use both dark door spaces as buffer without crossing another active mouth. A final counter change may expose a small face beside the chamber; clear that local face before committing the last long column.

Keep the divider itself empty throughout the last lap. A marker there means the second chamber half has not fully handed the route to the bottom bank.