Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 393 Solution Walkthrough

Read the central elevator

The top row exposes purple, cyan, green, and red towers. The central stack begins behind several broad covers, and the bottom row shows pink, orange, yellow, blue, and white. Each cleared outer tower lowers a counter and reveals a horizontal face in the middle. That face must leave before the opposite end of the board is used.

Route reference:

top purple/cyan → green and red → first middle blue face → lower pink/orange → center white shelf → upper green-purple return → yellow lower pair → red-orange middle band → blue/cyan columns → final pink-white cleanup

Treat every middle face as an elevator door: clear it while open, then move to the outer row it releases.

Clear the first upper towers

Start with purple and cyan at the upper-left side. Green follows, then red. Finish each tower before touching the next; the short top connector cannot carry mixed colors.

A blue or pale-blue face appears across the central stack. Clear it immediately. Its cars use the side road and create the first dark shelf through the middle.

The opening checkpoint shows four reduced top towers, an empty side road, and complete pink or orange columns below.

Use the lower pair to open white

Clear pink from the lower side already connected to the road, then orange. Yellow may become visible but should wait until the middle counter finishes changing.

White is the next broad central shelf. Drain the whole face. White has a longer run than the short lower columns, so do not start the returning green or purple layer while a white marker remains at either side entrance.

Return to the upper bank

Green and purple reappear in deeper top columns after white leaves. Clear the face nearest the open connector, pause, and then drain the other. This second upper pass is the main release point for the yellow lower pair.

Yellow should leave continuously. If two yellow columns appear, complete one full face before starting the other. Their combined road is narrow, and alternating taps can strand a car beside the central stack.

At the middle checkpoint, several central shelves should be dark, the top should contain only deeper solid faces, and the bottom should expose a red or orange band.

Clear red-orange and the cool-color columns

Red across the middle controls the inner connector and should go first. Orange follows through the space red creates. Blue and cyan then become available in separate outer columns.

Finish blue, let the road reset, and take cyan. If cyan already touches the connector while blue is still covered, reverse the pair, but never mix them. Their cleared columns expose the last pink and white faces.

The late checkpoint is a dark central stack with color remaining only at the outer bottom edge. Any colored horizontal shelf means the previous phase has not finished.

Cleanup and recovery

Clear pink before white when pink owns the inside corner. A short green, purple, yellow, or brown face can appear as the last counter turns. Finish the solid face closest to the empty side road.

A jam at the top belongs to purple, cyan, green, or red. A car paused beside the covered stack belongs to blue, white, red, or orange from a middle shelf. A lower blockage points to pink, orange, yellow, blue, cyan, or white.

Complete the source at the same height as the stranded car. Repeated colors from another height have separate counters and will worsen the queue. If a cover remains shut, inspect the horizontal face directly above or below it for one missing car.

Restart only when partial colors occupy both side roads and neither matching face is accessible. Otherwise, finish the earlier batch, wait for the stack to turn dark, and resume from the newly exposed complete face.

Before completion, all central shelves should be open, both side roads empty, and only one outer column colored. Drain it without switching. Level 393 succeeds through repeated center resets: the first upper towers expose blue, the lower pink-orange pair exposes white, the returning green-purple pair releases yellow, and red-orange opens the final blue-cyan-pink-white sequence.

Near the end, a counter can reveal a bright face while the prior group still crosses a side road. Use the empty road—not the new color—as permission to continue. That timing preserves the intended elevator rhythm.

Verify each elevator stop

At the first stop, the opening purple-cyan-green-red towers are reduced and blue spans the center as one complete face. At the second, pink-orange have left below and the broad white shelf is dark. At the third, the returning green-purple columns are empty and yellow is ready in the lower bank. The final stop follows red-orange, leaving only blue, cyan, pink, and white outside the stack.

If a stop looks different, stay at that height. A colored horizontal strip means the middle door is still occupied; a colored vertical tower means the outer delivery is incomplete. Finish that source before moving to the opposite end of the board.

For the last columns, clear the one attached to the empty side road. Wait until its final marker disappears behind the garage, then use the opposite side. This keeps the central stack dark and prevents two cleanup colors from meeting beside a cover.

At completion, every horizontal shelf through the stack should be dark and only the final outer column should animate. If a central strip retains color, finish it before the outside group.