Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 486 Solution Walkthrough
Route Reference
Key opening, middle, and finish positions for this route.
Narrow Rectangle Layout
The opening board shows yellow, orange, purple, pink, green, white, red, brown, blue, and black chained compartments. The road wraps around a thin rectangle, so each color needs a clean turn. The top purple column is a major visual blocker, while the middle red and green shelves control access to the lower half.
Recommended order:
yellow upper-left -> purple top column -> pink upper-right -> green middle-right -> white middle-left -> red right column -> brown center -> yellow bottom-left -> purple/blue bottom cleanup
Yellow and purple open the upper side. Green, white, red, and brown then make the lower route safe.
Open The Upper Side
Start with yellow near the upper-left. It clears the first road turn and gives the top shelf space. Purple from the tall top column follows. Do not start bottom purple yet; the lower garage has no clean path until the center is reduced.
Pink on the upper-right becomes safe after purple. Move it as a full batch so the top of the rectangle stays open.
Middle Shelf Release
Green on the middle-right is the first important center color. It opens a vertical shelf and makes the right lane easier to use. White from the middle-left should follow, then red from the right column. These colors should not overlap in the road.
Brown in the center is a late-middle color. Use it only after red has reduced the right side.
The checkpoint before bottom cleanup is a center with no tall red or green blockers. If either color is still sitting across the middle, yellow from the bottom-left will have to wait in the corner. Finish the active middle shelf first.
Bottom Cleanup
Yellow at the bottom-left can move once the center is open. Purple and blue from the bottom row should be final cleanup batches. By then the road has enough room for each lower color to travel without waiting at the corners.
Recovery Advice
If Level 486 blocks, check the middle shelves before opening the bottom. Clear green, white, red, or brown first, depending on which one is already in the road. If bottom purple or blue was tapped early, stop adding lower traffic and reopen the center route.
If the top purple stack is only half cleared, return to it before using bottom purple. Matching the top and bottom too early can leave both groups stranded in the same narrow road.