Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 411 Solution Walkthrough

Read the two shutter zones

The upper cylinder begins with a smaller number and controls the middle shelves. The lower-left cylinder starts higher and takes several complete deliveries before it opens. Cars from both zones use the same narrow left road, so an unfinished upper color can block every lower group.

Use this route reference:

red upper row → purple upper row → green middle row → cyan lower-middle row → first shutter release → pink and pale-blue shelves → white lower shelf → second shutter countdown → returning orange, green, and purple groups → red and cyan cleanup

The numbered shutters are milestones, not parking spaces. When one retracts, leave its new dark bay empty until the road is clear.

Open the upper shelf bank

Begin with red from the top exposed row. It enters close to the upper bend and clears without using the lower turn. Purple follows from the next complete row. Wait for every purple marker to pass the left straight before tapping green.

Green occupies a broader row and reduces the first shutter. Clear it continuously. Cyan below it gets the next turn once green has vanished. The green-to-cyan handoff is the first critical checkpoint: the top shelves should be dark, the upper cylinder should show a lower number, and the left road should contain no mixed colors.

Do not open pink while cyan is still traveling. Pink comes from a lower shelf and needs the same left merge. Early pink creates a head-to-head pause beside the upper cylinder.

Clear the lower color ladder

After the first shutter retracts, pink becomes the highest complete lower face. Clear pink, then pale blue. White sits at the bottom and should follow only after pale blue has created a dark shelf above it. This top-to-bottom order keeps the lower road entrance open.

The lower cylinder counts down through these deliveries. Each time its number changes, wait for the current convoy to finish. A cylinder can visibly update while one or two cars are still rounding the bottom-left corner.

At the lower checkpoint, pink, pale blue, and white should be dark, while orange or green begins to appear behind the opened shutter. The tall left road remains the only active path; do not start a top feeder and a bottom row together.

Use the opened cylinders as breathing room

Orange is normally the first complete hidden row. Clear it from the highest exposed position. Green follows if it forms a solid shelf; otherwise take the complete purple row immediately beneath it. The exact visible pair can change with how quickly animations settle, but the rule is fixed: select a solid face touching the road, never a partly covered color.

Purple returns as a long middle group. It needs an empty upper bend and should be finished in one pass. Red may reappear above it; hold red until purple is gone unless red already occupies the left straight.

The dark space created by an open cylinder is valuable. Do not fill it with a partial group from the opposite shelf bank. Keeping it empty gives long cyan and red rows somewhere to merge during cleanup.

Final rows around the left road

Late in the replay, red, cyan, green, and orange form clean horizontal shelves on the right. Work from the shelf closest to the road. Red usually clears first, cyan follows, and green or orange completes the lower bank.

A small top garage can retain blue or black-looking cars. Treat that as a separate final feeder only after the broad shelves are gone. The last convoy should travel the full left road without meeting any marker at the cylinders.

Before completion, both numbered shutters are fully retracted, the right-side shelves form dark horizontal bars, and one solid color remains at most. Let the counter settle after that last delivery.

Recover from a shutter mismatch

If the upper cylinder does not move, finish red, purple, green, or cyan from the shelf directly beside it. Outside colors cannot reduce that shutter. If the lower cylinder remains numbered, inspect pink, pale blue, and white below the middle band.

A jam above the upper cylinder belongs to an upper row. A jam below the lower cylinder belongs to the lower ladder. Match the stationary road car to the exposed garage face in that zone and complete only that batch.

When two colors share the left straight, stop tapping. Give the leading color time to enter its destination. If it clears, finish the trailing source next. If both remain stopped and the matching faces are covered, restart and preserve the dark shelf created after green.

Another common mistake is opening a returning orange group while white is still on the lower curve. White must finish first because its destination sits behind the lower shutter. Orange cannot pass it and only consumes the road buffer.

A final height check

Before the last two groups, compare the highest colored shelf with the last road marker. If both sit above the lower cylinder, finish the upper shelf first. If the road is dark above and the remaining face sits below, the lower group owns the lane. This quick height check prevents a late return to the wrong bank and makes the final red-cyan exchange much safer.

Level 411 is a vertical release puzzle. Red, purple, green, and cyan lower the first shutter; pink, pale blue, and white work down the lower ladder; the opened cylinders then provide space for orange, green, purple, red, and cyan to finish. Read the road by height, complete every horizontal face, and pause at every numbered change.