Car Sort Level 45 Solution Walkthrough

The Right Turn Is The Main Checkpoint

Level 45 surrounds a central block with a squared road that exits on the right. Three towers stand above, three more below, and several horizontal rows fill the middle. Every group must pass the same right-hand corner, so the route depends on clearing that corner between batches.

Play in this order:

beige upper-left -> purple upper-middle -> green upper-right -> red upper-center -> cyan center -> purple middle -> green middle row -> white middle row -> orange lower row -> cyan bottom -> yellow bottom -> pink bottom

The upper towers open the corner. The middle rows organize the square. The three bright bottom columns are cleanup, not early storage.

Rebuild The Center Into Full Rows

Begin with beige from the left tower, then purple and green across the top. These columns are mixed at first, but completing the exposed color in each one clears the road entrance. Move the red group that becomes available near the upper center.

Switch to cyan inside the square. Cyan opens the first horizontal shelf. Purple follows, then green. Let the green row finish before touching white; both groups use the lower half of the right turn.

Clear the broad white row next. White is the best checkpoint for the solve: when it is finished, the central block should show clean open lanes rather than scattered dark cars. Move orange from the remaining lower-middle shelf.

The bottom towers now have space. Send cyan first, yellow second, and pink last. Pink waits because it occupies the outermost exit and can block both other columns if released too early.

Fixing A Mixed Center

If the middle contains two colors, complete the one already closest to the right edge. Avoid opening another top or bottom tower. If white is blocked, green has not fully cleared. If yellow cannot turn, cyan is probably still on the lower road.

Do not use the central empty spaces as permanent parking. They are only a transfer area for the active color. A safe Level 45 board repeatedly returns to the same condition: one color finishes, the right corner clears, and only then does the next row begin.

That rhythm is why the route works. The three upper columns reduce the entrance, the horizontal center rows create room, and the lower cyan/yellow/pink towers finish through a corner that is no longer shared with unfinished traffic.

The white band is the most useful middle checkpoint. Before white moves, the center still needs room for cyan, purple, and green to settle. After white parks, orange has a direct exit and the three bottom colors no longer share the turn with a broad center batch.

If your board differs from the replay by one color, compare the right corner rather than the covered symbols. A free corner means the exposed row can finish. An occupied corner means the color already on the road has priority, even when the next listed color is visible.