Car Sort level guide
Car Sort Level 409 Walkthrough
Car Sort Level 409 routes purple, patterned pink, blue, cyan, yellow, brown, orange, green, white, and dark-red groups through a twelve-space U road with plus-marked receivers and hidden layers.
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How to Solve Car Sort Level 409 — Full Solution
- Tap the lower-middle purple pair and let it enter the upper-right side of the loop.
- Tap the lower-right inner pink polka-dot pair and wait for the patterned traffic to take the lower return lane.
- Dispatch upper-left blue, then the cyan/blue group revealed in the lower-middle box as the road reaches 6/12 to 8/12.
- Send the upper-right yellow pair when its receiver is open, followed by the pink layer revealed behind its question marks.
- Route the upper-left brown reveal after blue and dispatch the upper-left inner orange pair into its marked receiver.
- Clear the lower-left inner green pair with its plus marker, then send the white layer revealed after the covered rows.
- Finish the central blue and cyan rows without tapping an intervening question-mark cover.
- Let the upper-right inner patterned pink group complete, then dispatch the dark-red pair exposed behind it.
- Release the middle orange and green groups one at a time, waiting whenever the shared road reads 12/12.
- Complete the upper-left green and upper-right pink/yellow receiver rows as their hidden layers become visible.
- Send the remaining brown, cyan, white, purple, and dark-red groups from the inner boxes and lower stacks after their receivers check.
- Finish the lower-middle stack's yellow pair, then its revealed green pair; let the upper-left yellow receiver and upper-right pink row close before the U road drains to 0/12.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, Brown, Orange, Green, White, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the 12-space road counter as a move limit.
- Tapping a question-mark layer while its matching plus-marked receiver is still occupied.
- Adding another patterned pink or long cyan group at 12/12 and blocking the next reveal.
Quick Tips for Car Sort Level 409 (quick clues)
- Let the U-turn drain after a patterned pink or long cyan release before tapping another hidden row.
- Treat black question-mark tiles as covers and wait for their real color to be revealed.
- Use the plus-marked receiver checks as the signal that the matching group can be removed from the road.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A twelve-space U-shaped road surrounds six inner boxes arranged in three columns by two rows; two upper towers and three lower stacks expose colored pairs beneath black question-mark layers. White plus markers sit on several inner receiver rows, and pink polka-dot groups appear in the lower inner boxes and hanging stacks.
- Goal
- Start with the lower-middle purple and patterned pink groups, then complete the upper towers and every plus-marked inner receiver with the revealed blue, cyan, yellow, brown, orange, green, white, pink, and dark-red rows.
- Opening
- Dispatch lower-middle purple, lower-right inner patterned pink, upper-left blue, and the revealed cyan/blue traffic while the road rises from 0/12 through its first capacity checkpoints.
- Danger Zone
- The loop reaches 10/12 and 12/12 while patterned pink and cyan traffic is still moving; tapping a hidden stack before its receiver is open can strand the next brown, white, or orange row.
- Mechanics
- Hidden question-mark layers, white plus-marked receiver cells, and polka-dot vehicle paint share one twelve-space road; plus markers are not a numbered source or a move counter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the `x/12` display a move counter?
No. It is the number of cars currently circulating on the shared U-shaped road; the video shows no explicit move limit, so moves remains null.
What do the white plus markers mean?
They mark receiver rows that remain visibly gated until matching traffic completes; they are not a numbered dispatch source or an extra road slot.
Are the pink polka-dot cars black or hidden question-mark layers?
No. They are visible patterned pink vehicle groups. Black `?` tiles are the separate hidden layers.