Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 382 Solution Walkthrough

Reading the split garage

The opening red towers at the upper left are the cleanest starting group. Purple is visible beside them, but its cars use the same short crossroad, so red needs to finish first. The small central row then exposes blue and green faces. Below, two large numbered garages hold most of the later colors; their counters fall only after the outer rows disappear.

A reliable route is:

upper red → upper purple → central blue → green side row → first yellow batch → cyan and white lower faces → returning red/purple → orange middle band → pink lower-right face → final blue/green cleanup

Treat this as a sequence of complete faces rather than individual taps. A color that appears in two blocks should not be merged across the board. Finish the exposed group beside the active road, wait for its markers to leave, and only then use the matching color from a deeper shelf.

Make the upper crossroad empty

Clear the red face on the upper-left tower, including the cars tucked behind the first visible row. When the red markers have crossed the short horizontal lane, move the adjacent purple group. Purple creates the first dark column beside the center and gives blue enough turning room.

Blue is the first useful middle handoff. Clear the complete blue face that touches the junction; do not open the lower blue reserve yet. Green follows from the side row once blue has vanished. At this checkpoint the two upper towers should be dark, the crossroad should carry no car, and the first numbered cover should have changed.

If purple remains above while green is already travelling, stop tapping. Finish the purple source rather than releasing another green row. The junction cannot hold two partial batches safely.

Work through the lower counters

Yellow becomes the most accessible lower color after the upper reset. Clear its entire face, then use the newly opened lane for cyan. White sits closer to the bottom corner and should leave after cyan because it needs the full bend. The emptied yellow and cyan bays become useful buffer space for the larger second wave.

Watch the garage counter rather than every newly revealed color. A counter may turn over while the previous group is still crossing the center. Wait until the road is dark. If a red or purple face appears again, complete whichever one is already connected to the junction before touching orange.

The second red-purple release

The returning red stack is broader than the opening one and controls the left side of the middle road. Clear it in one uninterrupted batch. Purple follows from the opposite face and leaves a long dark shelf across the board. These two groups are the main mid-game release: once they are gone, the orange middle band and the pink lower-right column both gain a direct route.

Move orange before pink when orange occupies the central shelf. Orange cars turn immediately into the junction and will trap a pink marker if the lower column starts early. After orange disappears, drain pink continuously. A small white or cyan remainder may be revealed behind it; use the complete face nearest the open bottom bend.

The correct late checkpoint shows dark upper towers, open counter bays in the middle, and only solid columns along the bottom edge. No mixed colors should be circulating.

Bottom-row cleanup

Blue and green normally form the last substantial columns. Clear blue first if its face already meets the road; otherwise finish the exposed green column and then return to blue. Yellow, white, or pale cyan can remain as a short final batch. The exact last color matters less than keeping each bottom face intact.

Do not alternate between two complete-looking bottom columns. One column can contain a covered second layer, and switching early leaves cars parked on both sides of the central connection. Pick the column whose entrance is already clear, finish it, wait for the counter animation, and then take the remaining face.

Recovery when the center jams

A blockage above the junction belongs to the opening red, purple, blue, or green phase. Complete the visible source on that upper side. A car paused below the middle garages points to yellow, cyan, white, orange, or pink; finish the row from the same lower block instead of searching for the same color elsewhere.

If a garage cover has not opened, inspect the shelf directly beside it. One full face is usually still colored even when most of the board looks empty. Clear that face and allow the counter to settle. Restart only when two partial colors occupy opposite approaches and neither matching source is accessible.

Before the final tap, verify three things: both upper towers are dark, the middle junction is empty, and only one lower face still contains color. The last batch should travel without pausing at the crossroad. If it stops, a previous color remains in a side bay and must be completed first.

Level 382 is solved by repeatedly converting occupied shelf faces into empty road space. Red and purple open the top, blue and green clear the first junction, yellow-cyan-white reduce the lower counters, and the second red-purple wave releases orange and pink. Preserve those handoff points and the final blue-green cleanup becomes straightforward.

As a final check, compare the remaining colored face with the nearest open counter bay. They should share one unobstructed junction; if they do not, an earlier shelf still needs to be completed.