Car Sort level guide
Car Sort Level 272 Walkthrough
Car Sort Level 272 links two loops through one narrow bend and opens green, pink, then red upper bays without adding traffic at 14/14.
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How to Solve Car Sort Level 272 — Full Solution
- Tap the upper cyan row, upper purple/green row, lower cyan/pink row, then lower orange row.
- Work across the four bottom boxes from left to right using only colors with visible receivers.
- Revisit both upper rows and clear the next cyan layer before the road reaches 14/14.
- Open the green upper bay and use its revealed box for the waiting green cars.
- Continue through the lower orange and pink rows, then revisit the bottom boxes.
- Open the pink bay when pink traffic is visible, keeping the red bay closed.
- Open the red bay after the bottom red box has dispatch room.
- Finish upper blue, green, and purple, then release the last bottom red and yellow pairs.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Purple, Green, Orange, Pink, Red, Yellow, Blue, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening another bottom hidden queue while the shared bend is full.
- Opening the red bay before green and pink have drained.
Quick Tips for Car Sort Level 272 (quick clues)
- Open green before pink and red.
- Never tap a bottom queue at 14/14.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three color-icon bays sit above two upper rows, two lower rows, and four bottom boxes on a shared 14-space double loop.
- Goal
- Clear cyan, purple, orange, and pink rows to expose safe receivers before opening all three upper bays.
- Opening
- Tap the upper cyan row, upper purple/green row, lower cyan/pink row, then lower orange row.
- Danger Zone
- A bottom hidden queue released at 14/14 can strand mixed traffic across both loops before cyan or pink enters.
- Mechanics
- Red, pink, and green car-icon shutters reveal late upper receivers; they are distinct from question covers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which upper bay opens first in Car Sort Level 272?
The green bay opens first, providing a receiver before the pink and red bays are needed.
Why should tapping stop at 14/14?
Both loops share the left bend, so another release can block cyan or pink from reaching its horizontal row.