Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 376 Solution Walkthrough

Protect the left buffer bay

Upper towers show orange, red, cyan, blue, green, and purple. The inner block contains yellow, pink, red, green, blue, and numbered rows. Lower columns repeat cyan, orange, purple, yellow, green, red, and white. Cars turn through the open left bay before reaching the frame.

Use this route reference:

upper orange-red → cyan-blue → green-purple → first yellow inner row → pink-red → green-blue release → bottom cyan-orange → purple-yellow → green-red → white cleanup

Do not occupy the bay with a partial lower group while center rows remain.

Clear the crown

Start with orange and red. Cyan and blue follow, then green and purple. Wait for the top-left corner to empty after each pair.

The crown phase is complete when all upper mouths are dark and the yellow center face is fully exposed. Ignore the lower cyan and orange columns until then.

Open the inner block

Yellow clears first. Pink and red follow. Green and blue form the deeper release pair. Each completed row widens the connection between the inner block and the left bay.

Preserve the dark rows. They allow later lower cars to turn without filling the bay. The midpoint should show a mostly dark center and an empty left-side pocket.

Drain the lower groups

Cyan and orange form the first pair. Purple and yellow follow. Green and red are next, and white is the safest final column.

Choose the column nearest the open bay within each pair. Finish it completely, wait for the lower corner, then take its neighbor. A hidden pink remainder must leave before white.

Recovery using the bay

A top jam belongs to an unfinished crown tower. Trouble beside the inner block points to yellow, pink, red, green, or blue. A lower blockage identifies the active column.

If two colors are moving, stop and finish the group whose remaining face is visible. The empty left bay normally provides enough room for the other to continue. Do not refill it with a third color.

If a numbered row remains closed, inspect the band immediately above it. Restart only when the required face is covered and the bay itself contains incompatible partial groups.

Before completion, verify the crown and center are dark and the left bay is empty. Send the final white, red, or yellow column without switching.

Level 376 succeeds by treating the open left pocket as protected working space. Upper pairs clear the crown, yellow-pink-red-green-blue empty the center, and lower pairs then turn through a clean buffer.

Check the buffer after every handoff

The bay should be empty after the crown, after yellow-pink-red, after green-blue, and after each lower pair. If a marker remains there, the previous batch is not finished even when its garage counter has changed.

When the lower bank opens, resist selecting the most colorful column. Position is more important: take the face directly aligned with the bay. Its empty slot expands the turning area for the next group. Working outward in this way avoids crossing streams at the lower-left corner.

The final white column should have a continuous path from its mouth through the bay and around the frame. If white pauses, one red or green car is probably still using the inside edge. Complete that earlier face before resuming cleanup.

Keep the inner rows above lower traffic

Yellow, pink, red, green, and blue form a top-to-bottom center sequence. Each face should turn into a dark horizontal or vertical gap before the next begins. When these gaps join the left pocket, the lower columns finally have a genuine route rather than just a visible counter.

Red is the key center checkpoint. Its row crosses closest to the lower entrance and must be fully cleared before green-blue. If a red marker remains, green may enter the bay but cannot leave it. Finish red, let the bay empty, and then continue the inner release.

The first lower cyan-orange pair should be kept close to the open pocket. Clear the nearer face and use its empty garage bay as extension space. The farther face then takes the outside curve without crossing an active column mouth.

Purple-yellow and green-red repeat the pairing pattern at deeper positions, but the route may swap which color is nearer. Look at the column mouth rather than enforcing a fixed left-right order. The face directly connected to the dark pocket is always the safer first choice.

If the bay contains two colors, stop. Complete the color whose remaining column is visible at the lower edge. Once that group reaches its garage, the pocket becomes open again and the second group can normally recover. A third color would remove this option.

Before white, the left pocket should look larger than it did at the opening because both the center rows and neighboring lower bays are dark. White's cars should pass through in one uninterrupted stream. If the pocket is visually narrow or mixed, an earlier pair still needs completion.

Check the pocket after each deeper pair. Purple-yellow should leave one clean side, and green-red should leave the other. If only isolated dark cells appear between colored columns, finish the nearer face rather than starting white.

When the pocket forms a single open block, confirm that no cyan or orange marker remains on the outside curve. White can then use the full bay as turning space. The final delivery should not require a second color to move; if it pauses, return to the aligned lower column and clear its last visible car.