Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 413 Solution Walkthrough

Read the three bands as separate rooms

The top feeders begin with yellow, cyan, orange, and red. The middle band shows blue, purple, red, and orange. The bottom band contains pink, burgundy, cyan, and green. The round garage controls the handoff between the top and middle rooms.

Use this route reference:

yellow top-left → cyan beside the round garage → orange top-right → red top edge → blue middle-left → purple middle → red middle → orange middle-right → pink bottom row → burgundy bottom-left → cyan bottom-center → green isolated right → final brown, yellow, blue, and red feeders

Switch bands only after the vertical connector is empty. A single marker there means the current room still owns the road.

Lower the round garage counter

Start with yellow from the small top-left garage. Cyan follows from the face beside the numbered round garage. These compact groups clear the upper bend and begin reducing the counter.

Orange becomes safe next on the upper right. Clear the full stack, then send red from the outer top edge. Do not open middle blue while red is still circling. The red convoy must use the same right corner needed by the middle exit.

The first checkpoint is an open or reduced round garage, dark yellow-cyan spaces above, and one complete blue face in the middle band. If the counter still shows its original number, one upper color is incomplete.

Sweep the middle band left to right

Blue owns the left side of the middle band and should leave first. Purple follows after blue creates a dark merge bay. Red then clears from the central row, and orange finishes the right side.

Complete each color as a solid vertical face rather than alternating across the band. The middle road has only one exit, so a partial purple group behind blue will stop every later red and orange car.

After orange, let the road settle before touching the bottom band. The correct middle checkpoint is a set of dark vertical strips, not scattered empty cells.

Open the bottom room from its left edge

Pink spans the broad upper row of the bottom block. Clear it first. Burgundy sits below on the left and becomes safe after pink leaves. Cyan follows from the center because its route to the vertical connector is now unobstructed.

Green occupies the isolated right garage. It should wait until the three internal bottom colors are finished. Releasing green early sends its cars around the outer edge while pink or cyan is trying to leave, creating a collision at the lower-right corner.

Once green clears, the bottom band should be mostly dark and the road counter stable. That state opens the late feeder wave around the top and sides.

Handle the returning feeder colors

Brown appears in a top feeder and can leave when the upper bend is empty. Yellow follows if its full stack is exposed. Blue may return on the far right; give it a separate pass through the connector.

Red is a common final tall group. Clear it only after brown, yellow, and blue have finished. A small cyan or cream pair can remain at the round garage; take it before red if it directly touches the upper entrance.

The last board state should have the round garage fully open, all three horizontal bands dark, and only one outside feeder showing color. Send that convoy and wait for the completion panel.

Recovery for a blocked connector

A jam above the connector belongs to yellow, cyan, orange, or red from the upper room. Finish the matching top face. A jam in the central road belongs to blue, purple, red, or orange from the middle band. Return to the incomplete row in that band.

If the round garage remains numbered, check cyan and yellow nearest it. Do not try to lower the counter with a bottom color. If the bottom right corner is blocked, finish pink, burgundy, or cyan before touching the isolated green garage.

When two colors meet at the connector, stop tapping. Let the leading group clear, then complete the trailing source. Restart only if both colors are stationary and the leading source is hidden. On a retry, never overlap the upper red batch with middle blue.

If the middle band shows isolated empty cells, one batch was interrupted. Match the parked road color to that row and finish it before advancing. Dark vertical strips confirm correct progress; checkerboard gaps do not.

Keep a three-room rhythm

On the successful route, each room hands over a clean road to the next. After the roof phase, both upper corners are empty. After the middle sweep, the short connector and right wall are clear. After the bottom phase, the lower bend contains no pink, burgundy, cyan, or green markers. Recheck those three boundaries whenever the replay state feels unfamiliar.

The small outer garages are safest as separators between large rows. A short yellow or brown group can finish after a room is cleared, but it should never interrupt a broad pink or orange band. If an outside pair becomes visible early, leave it parked until the current room has changed to solid dark shelves. That keeps the connector available for the group that actually unlocks the next room.

Level 413 is a room-by-room solution. Yellow, cyan, orange, and red open the round garage; blue, purple, red, and orange sweep the middle; pink, burgundy, cyan, and green clear the bottom; then the returning outside stacks use an empty connector. Keep the three bands separate and the crowded-looking board resolves into four clean convoys.