Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 418 Solution Walkthrough

Read the hooked road and central locks

Pink, burgundy, red, and cyan dominate the top bank. Blue, orange, green, and purple fill the lower-left shelves. Yellow waits alone on the right. The three central locks expose blue, green, red, purple, and cyan as their counters fall.

Use this route reference:

burgundy upper-left → pink upper stack → red upper stack → cyan upper-right → green first lock → blue second lock → yellow side garage → red central face → pink lower shelf → orange lower shelf → green lower shelf → purple release → cyan and yellow cleanup

The right neck belongs to one convoy at a time. A marker there is a clear signal to stop tapping.

Open the roof before the locks

Begin with burgundy from the top-left garage. Pink follows, then red, then cyan. These tall groups free the upper road and lower the lock counters.

Do not use yellow during this opening even though its side garage is exposed. Yellow enters through the narrow right neck and can trap cyan. Wait until all four roof colors have cleared.

The opening checkpoint is a dark upper bank, an empty right neck, and one complete green or blue face visible inside the central block.

Release the three central locks

Green is the first safe central batch when it touches the outer road. Clear it fully. Blue follows from the adjacent lock. Yellow can then leave the side garage because the right neck has enough space.

Red becomes visible deeper in the block. Send the complete red face after yellow disappears. Each lock animation can expose a single colored cell before the full group; wait for a solid vertical face rather than guessing.

Keep the first dark lock lane empty. That space is needed when the lower pink and orange rows merge upward.

Sweep the lower-left shelves

Pink is usually the first complete lower shelf. Clear it, then orange. Green follows from the bottom-left face after orange creates a dark bay.

Purple is deeper and should not be opened until green has finished. Purple travels farther around the hooked road and needs the middle neck entirely empty. Finish it as one convoy.

At the lower checkpoint, the left shelves should form dark horizontal bars and all three central locks should be open or nearly open.

Finish the late central colors

Cyan can return inside the block or in the top-right feeder. Clear the complete face nearest the road. Yellow may return at the side shelf; reserve it until cyan clears the neck.

Red and blue can also appear as short final stacks. Take whichever already touches an empty entrance, then finish the remaining isolated color. Never alternate between the central block and side garage mid-batch.

Completion follows when the chained block is fully open, the lower-left shelves are dark, and the right side holds at most one complete group. Let the last convoy exit before expecting the result panel.

Recovery around the narrow neck

If a jam sits above the neck, finish burgundy, pink, red, or cyan from the roof. If it sits below, finish green, blue, red, pink, orange, or purple from the central and lower areas. A yellow car at the side always requires the yellow garage, not another central color.

When a lock remains closed, complete the exposed face directly beside it. Outside deliveries only help when they are the matching phase. Do not tap the question-marked cars themselves.

If cyan and yellow meet at the neck, let cyan lead and complete its source. Yellow is isolated and can safely wait. Adding red or purple removes the only recovery space.

An early purple batch can be recovered only if green has already reached its destination. Otherwise restart and preserve the dark lower shelf after orange. That shelf is what gives purple room to turn.

Match the neck to the active garage

The right neck changes ownership four times: roof colors use it first, central green-blue-red use it second, the lower pink-orange-green-purple sweep uses it third, and the final cyan-yellow pair uses it last. At each change, look for a completely empty vertical strip. If a marker remains, stay in the current phase.

The three central locks should become dark lanes from left to right, not a scattered set of empty cells. A scattered pattern usually means the visible group was stopped halfway. Match the remaining road color to its full face and finish it before relying on the next lock release.

For late cleanup, prioritize the broad purple or cyan face over a tiny yellow pair unless yellow is already at the neck. Broad groups consume more road capacity and are easier to complete while the square is empty. The small side garage can wait without affecting any cover.

Before completion, check both sides of the neck rather than only the garages. The upper bend, the vertical neck, and the lower bend should all be dark at the same moment. That is the safe signal for the final single-color convoy.

In the late replay, the blue column remains on the left while red stands tall on the right and purple waits below. Finish the face already connected to the neck; keeping those three sources separated prevents a last-minute queue across the central lock openings.

Level 418 is a sequence of neck ownership. Burgundy, pink, red, and cyan clear the roof; green, blue, yellow, and red open the locks; pink, orange, green, and purple sweep the lower shelves; then cyan, yellow, and the final short stacks finish on an open road. Watch the right turn, complete solid faces, and the three locks release without guesswork.