Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 380 Solution Walkthrough

Read the vertical spine

Top towers expose blue, cyan, green, purple, and red. Side shelves contain orange, yellow, pink, white, green, and blue. Bottom columns repeat red, cyan, orange, purple, yellow, and green. The central spine has no passing bay.

Use this route reference:

top blue-cyan → green-purple → red release → left orange shelf → right yellow shelf → pink-white middle → green-blue lower shelves → bottom red-cyan → orange-purple → yellow-green cleanup

Finish the complete face on one side before crossing the spine.

Clear the covered crown

Start with blue and cyan. Green and purple follow. Red clears the final upper obstruction after the top road empties.

The crown checkpoint is a dark upper bank and an exposed orange or yellow side shelf. Do not start the bottom columns; their cars would climb into the first side release.

Alternate the side shelves

Clear orange from the left, wait for the spine, then yellow from the right. Pink and white form the middle pair. Green and blue clear the lower projections.

The spine should be empty at every side change. A car still moving vertically means the previous face is incomplete, even if the opposite counter has opened.

Release the bottom columns

Red and cyan form the first lower pair. Orange and purple follow. Yellow and green are cleanup groups; clear the inside column first, leaving the full spine for the last outside face.

If a small white or blue remainder appears on a side shelf, finish it before the final pair. One stranded middle car can stop the last column halfway up.

Recovery by shelf height

A jam above the first projection belongs to the crown. A marker beside a middle shelf identifies orange, yellow, pink, white, green, or blue at that height. A lower blockage belongs to the active bottom column.

Complete the shelf aligned with the marker. Do not tap the opposite side to create movement; opposing traffic will meet on the spine.

If a cover remains closed, inspect the projecting shelf directly beneath it. Restart only if its remaining cars are hidden and the spine is occupied from both ends.

Before completion, verify every side shelf is dark and one solid bottom column remains. Send the final yellow, green, or purple group continuously.

Level 380 is controlled by the central spine. Upper colors open it, side shelves alternate across it, and lower columns finish only after every projection becomes an empty bay.

Keep side switches deliberate

The most important pauses occur after left orange, right yellow, pink-white, and green-blue. At those points the spine must be dark from top to bottom. A counter can change while the last marker is still travelling, so follow the road rather than the animation.

If both sides look ready, choose the shelf whose mouth is already aligned with the empty spine. Its cars make the shortest turn. The opposite shelf then gains the dark bay left by the first group and can cross safely.

During bottom cleanup, do not alternate individual cars between columns. A complete red or cyan group creates a vertical empty slot beside the road. Two partial columns consume both lower approaches and remove the only recovery space.

Read the projections as alternating gates

Orange opens one side gate and yellow opens the opposite gate. Pink and white repeat the exchange one level lower, followed by green and blue. This alternating pattern is safe only when the spine returns to empty between gates.

The upper red release marks the end of crown traffic. Its cars may travel farther down the spine than the earlier blue-cyan pair. Wait until red has completely disappeared before tapping the first orange projection, even if that shelf already looks ready.

White creates a particularly useful central bay. Keep it dark after the white batch finishes. Green and blue need that bay to pass the middle of the tower; inserting a partial lower column there can lock both side gates.

At the lower handoff, red and cyan reverse traffic from shelf-to-spine into column-to-spine movement. Clear the inside column first and watch its last marker climb. Only after the spine is dark should the neighboring column begin.

If a marker stops beside a projection, match its height rather than its color. Repeated orange, green, or blue faces can appear above and below. The shelf aligned with the marker is the group that can clear the blockage.

Before the final yellow-green pair, all projections should look like dark rungs on an empty ladder. Clear the nearer bottom column, pause for the spine, then send the outside face. The ladder silhouette confirms that no hidden side group remains.

The final completion view should resemble an entirely empty ladder with one fading marker on the spine. Any colored projection means a side batch was skipped and must be cleared before the last garage can close.

Check the top crown after the nearer column finishes. It should remain dark, proving that no blue, cyan, red, or orange tail is still descending. Then inspect the middle white bay; it must also be empty before the outside final column enters.

If the last green or yellow marker pauses beside a rung, match that height to the remaining projection and complete it first. Do not open a different lower column to create space. Once every rung is dark again, the final outside face can climb the spine directly and complete the board.

Finish calmly.

Before the completion group climbs, verify the bottom entry and the lowest side projection are both dark. That pairing proves the final column owns the entire vertical spine.