Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 386 Solution Walkthrough

Read the square as four corners

The upper towers contain purple, blue, green, and orange layers. The lower towers show dark blue, pink, red, cyan, and white. A small inner face sits inside the road and its counter changes several times. The right vertical edge is the longest shared segment, so colors entering from above and below must never overlap there.

Use this route:

inner opening face → upper purple → upper blue/green → right-side yellow → orange tower → lower blue and pink → inner green/cyan reset → lower red/white → second purple wave → yellow-orange cleanup

Whenever the inner garage displays a complete group, clear it before starting a remote tower. It occupies the center entrance and is easiest to remove while the square is empty.

Open the loop from the center

Clear the small complete face inside the square first. Purple from the upper-left tower follows and uses the left bend. Blue or green can then leave from the neighboring upper tower. Finish each upper face separately and wait until both top corners are empty.

Yellow becomes safe along the right edge after the upper reset. Drain the whole yellow face, then orange. Orange is a larger tower and sends several cars around the right-hand corners; do not release anything from the lower row until its last marker vanishes.

The opening checkpoint shows a clear top edge, a dark inner bay, and one newly exposed lower face. If a purple marker remains on the left, complete purple before touching yellow.

Use the lower towers to refresh the center

Blue and pink are the first useful lower groups. Clear the face already connected to the bottom edge, then the other. Their empty towers give the next inner green or cyan group room to enter the loop.

When the center counter changes, pause. Clear the complete inner green face, then cyan if it follows. Do not combine either with a matching upper or lower tower. The inner groups have a short direct entrance and should leave before the remote colors begin circulating.

Clear red and white across the bottom

Red appears in a broad lower column after the inner reset. Finish red through the empty bottom-left corner. White then uses the same route. If pink reappears between them, follow the face already touching the road and let the corner clear before switching.

This lower pass unlocks the second purple wave above. Purple should wait until the entire bottom edge is dark. Starting it while a red marker remains causes the two groups to meet at the left vertical side.

After red and white, confirm that the inner bay is empty and both lower entrances are dark. That checkpoint protects the return to the upper towers.

The second upper sweep

Clear the newly exposed purple face, followed by blue or green from the adjacent tower. Yellow and orange remain on the right and should be saved until the left and top edges have reset. If a small inner pink or cyan face appears, take it immediately before the large right-side cleanup.

For the final yellow-orange pair, finish the group nearest the open top-right corner. Yellow usually comes first because it occupies the inside edge; orange then travels around a completely empty square. A last blue, green, or white tower can follow from the bottom.

Do not alternate taps across opposite sides. The square looks like it offers two routes, but every car still passes the same corners before reaching its garage.

Corner-based recovery

A blockage at the upper-left corner belongs to purple, blue, or green from the top towers. A queue on the right edge points to yellow or orange. Cars stopped along the bottom belong to blue, pink, red, white, or the recently refreshed inner face. Finish the source associated with that corner.

If the center counter is visible but does not fall, inspect the inner face for a final car hidden behind the road marker. Complete that color before releasing another tower. If two colors occupy adjacent corners, finish the one that entered first and leave the later source untouched.

Restart only when different colors block opposite corners and neither matching face remains accessible. Most jams can be recovered by emptying the tower nearest the stranded car and waiting for the square to reset.

Before the last batch, all four corners should be visibly empty, the inner garage should be dark, and only one tower should retain color. Tap through that solid face without switching. Completion should follow as the last marker clears the final corner.

Level 386 is a sequence of loop resets: the center opens the road, upper purple-blue-green clears the top, yellow-orange clears the right, lower blue-pink refreshes the center, and red-white clears the bottom. The second upper sweep then leaves a clean square for the last tower. Protecting the corners makes the route reliable.

The safest tap rhythm is also easy to remember. Start a face, finish every visible car from that face, and then inspect all four corners before changing color. An inner garage animation can make a corner look empty briefly, so wait until the moving marker has actually vanished. When the second upper sweep begins, the bottom edge should remain completely dark. During the yellow-orange finish, the left edge should stay dark. Those two visual checks prevent an old lower batch from meeting the final upper traffic.