Car Sort Level 87 Solution Walkthrough

Short Rows Above A Large Red Block

Level 87 has three top towers, six interior shelves, three lower garages, and a large red block beside the bottom road.

Use this progression:

blue top-left -> green top-middle -> pink top-right -> orange upper row -> green blocker -> purple center -> cyan center -> red lower row -> yellow lower row -> purple bottom-left -> green bottom-middle -> orange bottom-right

Clear the top towers and inner shelves before filling the large red block. Red closes the lower route if handled too soon.

If a center row stalls, finish the color above it. If a bottom garage cannot enter, red or yellow remains on the lower edge. The main Level 87 checkpoint is an open road around the red block before the three garage columns begin.

Delaying The Red Block

Blue, green, and pink at the top should be treated as three complete opening batches. Their towers clear the approach to the six shelves without sending anything around the dangerous lower edge. Orange can then leave the highest inner row. The green blocker beneath it must also finish before purple and cyan begin using the center.

Clear purple and cyan separately. They share the right-hand descent, so even one leftover car from purple can hold cyan at the bend. Only after those rows settle should red begin. The large red block sits beside the lower road and occupies more of the route than an ordinary shelf; moving it early closes the very space needed by the middle colors.

Yellow follows red and restores access to the three bottom garages. At this checkpoint, trace the road around the red area: it should be empty, and no center shelf should still be releasing cars. Then drain the lower garages in the listed purple, green, orange order.

If you opened red too soon, do not add yellow or a bottom garage to the queue. Finish any red car already on the road, then close the highest unfinished center color. When the lower bend becomes empty again, resume red. This recovery keeps the route moving in one direction and prevents mixed cars from surrounding the block.

Reading The Red-And-Yellow Transition

The safest signal for starting red is not merely seeing the red block exposed. Check that orange has left the highest shelf and that neither purple nor cyan is using the right descent. Red can then occupy the lower edge without cutting off a middle car. When the last red car parks, yellow should have a continuous path across that edge.

Before the three bottom garages, compare both sides of the block. The left entrance, the narrow road above red, and the right-hand exit should all be clear. If one side still holds a car, identify its center-row color and finish it. Once the perimeter is clean, purple, green, and orange below behave as three short independent batches. Complete each column before opening the next so the final garage traffic never wraps around the large block.