Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 395 Solution Walkthrough

Map the three turns of the S-road

Purple, blue, green, and red occupy the upper towers. Yellow, cyan, orange, white, pink, and brown appear on the middle shelves. At the bottom, paired garages reveal additional green, blue, yellow, red, and purple layers. The top bend, middle switchback, and bottom bend must each be empty before traffic changes height.

Use this route:

upper purple/blue → green top row → red upper face → first yellow gate → cyan middle shelf → orange and white → lower green-blue pair → pink center release → second yellow gate → returning red-purple → brown/orange band → cyan-white cleanup

The yellow gates are checkpoints, not colors to bypass. Clear the full face controlling a gate before exploring a deeper shelf.

Open the top bend

Start with purple and blue from the upper bank. Green follows when the first bend is dark, then red. Finish each tower completely. These groups reduce the first gate and expose a yellow face inside the upper switchback.

Clear the yellow gate face immediately. Its removal turns the top section dark and opens cyan across the middle. Do not start cyan while a red marker still travels around the bend.

The opening checkpoint shows empty upper towers, an open first gate, and one complete cyan shelf connected to the switchback.

Empty cyan, orange, and white

Drain cyan as a single broad batch. Orange follows through the space cyan creates. White should move after orange if it controls the inside turn. These three colors convert the cramped center into a usable buffer.

The lower green and blue garages become exposed during this phase. Wait until the middle road is completely still, then clear green and blue separately. Their counter changes reveal pink back in the center.

Use pink to reach the second gate

Pink is a center reset group. Finish it before tapping any returning upper color. When pink leaves, the second yellow gate becomes fully accessible. Drain yellow continuously and watch all three turns until the last marker disappears.

Red and purple reappear in deeper layers after the gate opens. Clear red first when it owns the middle turn, then purple. This repeated pair unlocks brown and orange across the lower middle shelf.

The late checkpoint shows both yellow gate bays open, a dark upper bank, and only solid shelves around the lower bend.

Drain brown-orange and clean the bottom

Brown is the broader lower shelf and should leave before orange. Orange then uses the full S-road. Cyan and white normally follow from separate bottom faces, with green, blue, or pink appearing as a short final group.

Choose the complete face nearest the empty lower bend. Do not alternate between two bottom garages; their cars meet at the same switchback and will block the last gate exit.

Recovery at each bend

A blockage at the top bend belongs to purple, blue, green, red, or the first yellow gate. A jam in the switchback points to cyan, orange, white, or pink. Cars stopped at the lower bend belong to green, blue, the second yellow gate, returning red-purple, brown, orange, cyan, or white.

Complete the source associated with that road section. A matching color elsewhere belongs to another depth and should remain closed. If a gate has not opened, inspect the adjacent face for one car hidden behind the road marker.

If two colors occupy different bends, stop tapping and finish the earlier source. The empty middle shelves provide enough buffer once one batch is complete. Restart only when both sources are covered and neither group can move.

Before the final batch, verify both yellow gates are open, the upper bank is dark, all three turns are empty, and one solid lower face remains. Drain it without interruption. Level 395 works because every major color pays for a road release: purple-blue-green-red opens the first gate, cyan-orange-white exposes the lower pair, green-blue-pink opens the second gate, and red-purple releases the brown-orange-cyan-white finish.

The counter animation can run before the final car has cleared a bend. Pause after every gate change and use the dark road as the real checkpoint. That prevents a newly revealed cleanup group from entering behind an unfinished batch.

Confirm both gate releases

The first yellow gate is truly open only when purple, blue, green, red, and yellow have all cleared the upper bend. The second is ready only after cyan, orange, white, the lower green-blue pair, and pink have left the switchback. Do not judge a gate by its changed picture alone; verify the adjacent road section is also dark.

After the second gate, red and purple should have an uncontested path through the middle. Their empty faces expose brown and orange as solid lower bands. Clear those bands from the inside outward, preserving the lower bend for cyan and white.

If the last garage face appears while brown is moving, wait. Brown is a long batch and its final marker can still occupy the switchback. Once the road is still, the short cleanup face will have a direct route and the completion counter will fall without another blockage.

The final board should show two open yellow gate bays and three completely dark turns. If cyan and white are both visible, clear the one already attached to the lower bend, wait for the entire S to empty, and then finish the other. A small green or blue remainder after that is safe only when the switchback contains no marker from the previous batch.