Car Sort Level 72 Solution Walkthrough

The Outer Loop Around A Solid Shelf Block

Level 72 fills a tall square with six horizontal rows and wraps a road around all four sides. Four covered columns stand below. The opening rows include purple, orange, dark, red, yellow, white, blue, and beige.

Use this downward route:

purple top row -> orange top row -> white left column -> blue upper-middle -> beige middle -> yellow lower-middle -> red left strip -> green lower-left garage -> pink lower garage -> orange cleanup

The white strip along the left side must clear before the wide blue and beige rows can turn. Keep the bottom columns closed until the inner shelf block has thinned.

After purple and orange open the roof, clear white down the left. Move blue, beige, and yellow as full rows. Red then leaves along the newly open side road.

Finish with green from the lower-left, followed by pink and orange according to the exposed bays. If a wide row stalls, finish the vertical strip beside it. If a garage car cannot enter, one inner row is still using the bottom edge.

Freeing The Left Side Of The Loop

Purple and orange clear the roof, but white is the real gate. Finish the vertical white strip before moving blue across the wide upper-middle row. Beige and yellow follow through the same turn, one full color at a time.

Red then exits along the opened left side. At this checkpoint, the six-row block should no longer release cars onto the bottom edge. Only now should green, pink, and orange leave the four lower columns.

If a wide row stops, inspect the vertical strip beside its leading car and finish that color. If a lower garage stalls, return to the lowest unfinished inner row. Opening a second garage does not create room on the outer loop; it merely fills the remaining bottom corner.

Level 72 is easiest to read as a solid block that shrinks from the top and left. Once the inner shelves stop touching the outer loop, the lower columns have a direct finish.

The wide rows require the whole top and right sides of the loop. Blue should finish before beige starts, and beige should leave before yellow. Red then uses the cleared left strip as the last inner color.

Before green begins below, inspect the bottom side of the outer loop. No red, yellow, or white car should remain there. Green opens the lower-left, pink follows through the space it creates, and orange is the final covered cleanup. If a garage car stops, return to the lowest active shelf; opening another garage fills the only corner that could have been used for recovery.

Leave the remaining lower cover closed until pink parks. Orange then travels through a loop that is no longer receiving cars from either the inner block or the neighboring garage, which makes the completion batch predictable.