Car Sort Level 65 Solution Walkthrough

One Center Island Inside A Rectangular Track

Level 65 places a small orange parking island inside a rectangular road. Five tall mixed towers line the top, while five covered columns and a large red block sit below. The road is open, but the center island narrows both long sides.

Route order:

cyan top tower -> yellow top tower -> purple top tower -> red top group -> orange center island -> blue road group -> white blocker -> purple lower-left -> pink lower-middle -> red lower block -> green lower-right

The top towers establish clear lanes around the island. The large red block waits until smaller lower colors have cleared its entrances.

Circle The Island In One Direction

Start with cyan and yellow across the upper towers. Move purple next, then the exposed red group. Keep the top road free between batches.

Clear orange from the center island. Orange is the key release because it opens the long horizontal space inside the track. Blue and white can then cross without being pinched at the island corners.

At the bottom, move purple first and pink second. Clear the large red group once both side approaches are open. Green finishes from the right column.

If cars meet beside the island, finish the color already travelling clockwise and stop feeding the opposite side. If red is blocked below, purple or pink remains at an entrance. If green cannot leave, the red block has not fully cleared the bottom road.

Level 65 is less about cramped storage than traffic direction. Once orange empties the island, keeping every batch moving around the track in the same direction makes the remaining columns straightforward.

Island Corner Checks

Cyan, yellow, purple, and red across the roof should leave as separate clockwise batches. The top-right corner must be empty before orange moves off the center island. Orange then opens both long sides and creates the route used by blue and white.

At the lower edge, purple and pink clear the two smaller approaches. The large red block should remain untouched until neither side entrance is feeding cars. Red can then cross the bottom without trapping a small group behind it.

Green on the right is last because it needs the corner previously occupied by red. If green stalls, finish red rather than sending another green car. The board is recoverable while one island corner remains free, so protect that space throughout the lower phase.

Do not confuse the empty center island with a parking bay. It is the turning space that lets the lower batches keep the same clockwise direction. A car left beside the island should be finished before the next cover opens, even when a matching car is visible below.

Keep that island perimeter clear through green cleanup.