Car Sort level guide
Car Sort Level 252 Walkthrough
Car Sort Level 252 links two banks of deep question-covered stacks, opening blue, cyan, and pink before the orange, white, red, and yellow traffic crowds the 16-space road.
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How to Solve Car Sort Level 252 — Full Solution
- Tap upper-middle red, then release upper blue and cyan.
- Open pink and let it leave the bridge before adding lower yellow.
- Complete central blue, then work the right green queue and revealed yellow.
- Release lower orange after blue and green drain from the right edge.
- Clear upper white and cyan, followed by lower pink and cream-white.
- Finish orange and green, then send the remaining red and yellow.
- Let the final white, red, and yellow cars clear until the counter reaches 0/16.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Red, White, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Releasing lower-right white before its receiver is exposed.
- Adding another pair when the right edge already holds 12/16.
Quick Tips for Car Sort Level 252 (quick clues)
- Open blue and cyan before the lower orange queue.
- Stop adding traffic near 12/16.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Six tall boxes fill the upper road section and three more sit below the bridge; visible cyan, red, white, orange, yellow, green, blue, and pink pairs cover deeper queues.
- Goal
- Complete all nine same-color stacks and clear the long right-hand road back to 0/16.
- Opening
- Release upper-middle red, then upper blue and cyan, followed by pink.
- Danger Zone
- Lower-right white is unsafe while its receiver is covered, especially when yellow and red already occupy the right edge.
- Mechanics
- Nine two-column hidden queues share a 16-space road and short bridge; no key, numbered source, or crystal gate appears.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colors should open Car Sort Level 252?
Red starts the board, but blue, cyan, and pink should be established before the deeper lower queues.
Why wait at 12/16?
One more hidden-color release can occupy the remaining road before its matching receiver opens.