Car Sort level guide
Car Sort Level 137 Walkthrough
Car Sort Level 137 is a split elevator board where the upper blocks and center square must stabilize before the bottom row lane can stop sharing the same middle hinge.
Board Notes
- Layout
- Twin upper blocks feed a central receiver square, with a basement lane under the middle turning point.
- Goal
- Thin the upper blocks first, flatten the center square second, and finish the lower lane only after the gate belongs to the bottom half.
- Opening
- Trim the upper blocks, loosen the center square, and keep the basement waiting while the bottleneck stays mixed.
- Danger Zone
- If the lower lane closes before the center square releases the key piece, the board backs up immediately.
- Mechanics
- The middle pivot matters more than the outer walls. Once it is free, the board becomes orderly.
Quick Tips for Car Sort Level 137 (spoiler-free)
- Clear the center square before the bottom row.
- Let the upper blocks stop refeeding the turning point.
- Keep the lower lane flexible during the handoff.
How to Solve Car Sort Level 137 — Full Solution
- Trim the upper blocks first so the gate stops receiving mixed traffic from both sides together.
- Free the center square before the bottom row lane starts locking in.
- Keep the lower row flexible while the yellow and purple stacks still use the same bottleneck.
- Let the upper half resolve into clean columns before the bottom row locks in.
- Finish the lower lane only after the center square no longer reverses it.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Purple, Blue, Green, Pink, Black, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Closing the basement while the center square is still mixed.
- Treating the key piece like a finish lane before the top clears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main pivot in Car Sort Level 137?
The main turning point is the central square route shared by the two upper blocks and the lower lane.
Why does the basement reopen in Level 137?
Because the center square still uses the same gate when the lower lane closes too early.