Car Sort Level 46 Solution Walkthrough

Follow The S-Curve From Top To Bottom

Car Sort Level 46 uses an S-shaped road connecting three separate parking zones. Four covered bays sit above the first bend, a small mixed pocket occupies the middle, and four more bays lie below the second bend. Side stacks at the upper-right, lower-left, and lower-right all feed into this same path.

Recommended flow:

orange/cyan upper bays -> purple top stack -> red top stack -> cyan middle pocket -> pink middle pair -> pale lower-middle row -> yellow lower-left -> red bottom -> pink bottom -> green bottom-right

The S-curve has two narrow corners. Never send a lower color into the road while an upper batch is still crossing the middle.

Clear The First Bend

Open the upper bays with the exposed orange and cyan cars. These are positioned directly above the first corner and removing them prevents the top road from becoming a bottleneck.

Move purple from the tall top stack, then red. Complete purple before red begins; both columns merge at the same point. After they clear, the first half of the S should be nearly empty.

Release cyan from the central pocket. Pink follows from the small group beside it. These colors occupy the shortest section between the two bends, so they must be cleared before the lower bays start feeding upward.

Move the pale row in the lower-middle area. This creates a clean approach to the final corner and exposes the side stacks.

Drain The Lower Sides

Start the bottom with yellow on the left. Red follows from the next stack, then pink. Finish with green on the lower-right, which has the longest route back through the curve.

If cars stop in the central neck, determine whether they came from above or below. Finish that side before touching the other. If yellow was released too early, complete the remaining cyan or pink in the middle first. If green cannot enter, one of the left bottom stacks is still active.

The useful Level 46 checkpoints are the two bends: the upper bend should clear after purple and red, and the lower bend should clear after the middle cyan/pink/pale groups. Once both corners are open, the four bottom colors can leave without meeting traffic coming from the opposite direction.

The center is not one continuous release. Cyan first clears space near the neck, pink uses that opening, and the pale row removes the final obstruction above the lower bend. Wait for a visible gap between those batches; otherwise two colors occupy opposite halves of the S and neither can turn.

During cleanup, watch the lower-left entry after yellow. Red should not begin until that entry is empty. Pink follows after red, while green remains safely parked on the far right. This makes the last curve a one-way exit instead of forcing the bottom stacks to merge.