Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 375 Solution Walkthrough

Understand the capsule loop

Top towers expose red, cyan, orange, and green. The inner stack contains yellow, blue, orange, purple, green, cyan, and covered cells. Bottom garages repeat red, yellow, blue, purple, pink, and white. Cars entering from either end share both long sides.

Use this route reference:

top red-cyan → orange-green → upper yellow inner column → blue-orange center → purple-green → cyan release → bottom red-yellow → blue-purple → pink-white cleanup

Only change ends when both rounded caps are empty.

Empty the top towers

Clear red, then cyan. Orange and green follow. Finish each tower before switching sides of the top cap.

The opening checkpoint is a dark upper bank and a complete yellow inner column. Do not start the visible bottom red face; it would climb into the loop while yellow is descending.

Peel the central stack

Yellow leaves first. Blue and orange form the next pair, followed by purple and green. Cyan is the final release column and opens the bottom connection.

Each vertical face should disappear completely. Partial columns are especially harmful because they occupy one long side of the capsule without creating a dark bay.

Work through the bottom towers

Red and yellow go first. Blue and purple follow. Pink and white are cleanup groups; clear the inner tower first, then send the outside column around the empty cap.

If a small green or cyan remainder is exposed above, finish it before the final pair. The last lower group needs both long sides available.

Recovery on the rounded ends

A top-cap jam belongs to the opening towers. Side-road trouble identifies the active center column. A bottom-cap blockage points to the current lower tower.

When two colors occupy opposite sides, finish the group with a complete visible face. Its empty garage restores one side. Never add a third group or start a repeated color from the other end.

If a cover remains closed, inspect the center column immediately beside it. Restart only if its remainder is hidden and both caps are occupied.

Before the final batch, verify the central stack is dark and both caps are empty. Send the remaining pink, white, or yellow tower continuously.

Level 375 is a vertical peeling puzzle inside a capsule. Top pairs open the cap, yellow-blue-orange-purple-green-cyan empty the center, and bottom pairs finish on a clear loop.

Use the long sides as a traffic gauge

After every central column, look at both straight sides rather than only the destination garage. Neither side should hold a marker before the next color starts. The cars can be hidden briefly behind the central stack, so the visible side check prevents an accidental overlap.

The midpoint is correct when the upper half of the stack is dark and the remaining color forms full vertical columns below. If the center is mottled, return to the highest incomplete column. Clearing lower cars first will not repair that blocked path.

During cleanup, pink and white may appear ready together. Choose the column aligned with the open bottom cap, finish it, then use the newly empty side for the other. This keeps the capsule functioning as one continuous route rather than two competing lanes.

Read vertical depth inside the capsule

Yellow is the first complete inner column because it touches the space made by the upper towers. Blue and orange sit one layer deeper; purple and green occupy the next. Cyan finishes the descent. Clearing them in depth order turns the central stack into a widening dark corridor.

If a deeper color appears before the shallower column is completely empty, leave it. The cover has changed, but the earlier cars may still be using a long side. A new group started at this moment can trap the tail at a rounded cap.

The blue-orange pair should be handled on one side of the stack, then purple-green on the next exposed side. Do not alternate blue, purple, orange, green. Complete faces create useful vertical bays; partial faces merely scatter traffic around the capsule.

At the transition to the bottom, cyan should be the only color moving. Once it clears, inspect both caps and both straight sides. Four dark road sections prove that the lower red-yellow pair can safely reverse the direction of flow.

If red and yellow become mixed on the bottom cap, continue the group with a fully visible column and fewer cars remaining. Its completed garage will reopen one long side. Avoid tapping pink or white until the first pair has fully recovered.

The last outside column takes the longest possible route around the capsule. Give it the board alone. A final pause near the top cap means an inner cyan, green, or purple car was missed; return to that vertical face before sending more cleanup cars.

Proceed carefully.

Use the two rounded caps as separate checkpoints during cleanup. The lower cap should become dark after red and yellow, while the upper cap should remain clear after the earlier blue-orange and purple-green pairs. If either cap shows a marker, complete the column feeding that end before continuing.

The final board should show an empty inner stack surrounded by one uninterrupted road outline. Choose the last outside face only when its full column is exposed and both adjacent column mouths are dark. Let the entire batch circle the capsule without opening a newly revealed inner color. This preserves the long route needed by the tail cars and leads directly to completion.

Watch the upper cap until the tail disappears. If it pauses there, complete the last inner column aligned with that cap instead of sending more cars from below.