Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 414 Solution Walkthrough

Assign one loop at a time

The upper loop begins with cyan, pink, red, and yellow around a covered shelf. The lower loop begins with green, blue, purple, and a small red-orange pair. Purple panels on the left hide later batches and open after complete deliveries.

Use this route reference:

cyan upper shelf → pink upper row → red upper row → yellow top feeder → blue lower shelf → green lower-left → purple lower row → red and orange connector pair → cyan return → pink side garage → green panel release → yellow and blue cleanup

Never send an upper and lower color at the same time. The central vertical lane is too short to act as a buffer.

Empty the upper rectangle

Start with cyan from the complete upper face. Pink follows and uses the same top bend after cyan clears. Red then leaves from the longer inner row. Finish red continuously; a single red car at the connector prevents every lower group from moving.

Yellow from the top feeder is the last opening color. It clears the upper rectangle and causes the nearest purple panel to update. Wait for the panel animation and all yellow road markers before beginning blue below.

The opening checkpoint is a dark upper shelf, an empty connector, and a complete blue or green face in the lower rectangle.

Sweep the lower rectangle

Blue occupies the lower-right shelf and should leave first. Green follows from the left because blue has freed the lower bend. Purple then clears the broad inner row.

The red-orange pair near the connector is not an opening batch. Use it only after blue, green, and purple have made the lower loop dark. Clear red first if it touches the connector; orange follows through the empty vertical lane.

Each completed lower row opens more of the left purple panels. Keep those dark panel spaces empty until the loop has stopped moving.

Use the panel releases in nearest-first order

Cyan returns in a tall outside garage. Clear it when the upper entrance is empty. Pink follows from the side garage, then green from the newly opened left panel.

Do not tap a distant panel color while a nearer garage face is complete. Cars from the far side must cross the connector and can strand the nearer batch. Nearest-first usually means top cyan, side pink, lower green, then the remaining yellow or blue.

At the late checkpoint, both road rectangles should contain mostly dark shelves and the left panels should be open. One complete color may remain in each outside bank, but activate only one.

Finish through the clean connector

Yellow and blue are common final stacks. If yellow owns the top entrance, clear it first. Blue then uses the lower loop. A returning red group should wait until both are gone unless it is already touching the connector.

The completion state is easy to recognize: the central lane is empty, both rectangles show dark interiors, and the last panel has no number or cover. Send the final solid group and wait for every marker to disappear.

Recovery when the loops overlap

If traffic stops above the connector, finish cyan, pink, red, or yellow from the upper rectangle. If it stops below, finish blue, green, purple, or orange from the lower rectangle. Do not add a color from the opposite loop.

A purple panel that remains closed points to an unfinished row beside it. Complete the visible matching color in that same loop. Outside feeder cars cannot substitute for the panel's local requirement.

If red and orange meet at the connector, allow red to lead and finish its source. Orange is shorter and can wait. Adding green or cyan only consumes the remaining road space.

When the board shows one stationary car in each loop, inspect their destinations. If the upper car still has an exposed matching face, complete it first. Restart only if both matching faces are hidden and neither loop can empty.

Use dark corners as your checkpoint

After yellow completes the upper opening, the top-left and top-right turns should both be dark. After purple completes the lower sweep, the two bottom turns should be dark as well. These four corners provide a clearer progress check than the moving counter. If one corner still carries color, finish the garage feeding that corner before crossing the connector.

The late panel releases can tempt you to tap cyan, pink, and green together because their faces appear almost at once. Keep the nearest-first order. Cyan owns the upper entrance, pink uses the side merge, and green takes the lower route. Giving each group a separate pass turns the open panel spaces into useful buffers instead of temporary parking for mismatched cars.

Before the last yellow-blue pair, verify that the short red-orange shelf is fully dark. A remaining warm-colored car there has priority because it sits closest to the connector. Complete it, wait for the vertical lane to empty, and only then start the final outside stack.

For a clean retry, finish the four upper colors before opening lower blue, keep the first dark panel bay unused, and clear the red-orange pair only after purple. Level 414 is short because its structure is strict: cyan, pink, red, and yellow empty the upper loop; blue, green, purple, red, and orange empty the lower; the panel releases then provide direct final routes for cyan, pink, green, yellow, and blue.