It's not OOP that's the problem, but your mental model. There's no OOP language that says a car has to have one color. You can define an object to have more t

It's not OOP that's the problem, but your mental model. There's no OOP language that says a car has to have one color. You can define an object to have more than one color, or maybe instead of having a color have a color pattern. How creative is your imagination? If you use a tuple of (r, g, b) to represent color in a functional language, you will still have the same problem when you realize you can have multiple colors or design patterns. if your mental model has a mismatch with the real world, you will have problem at some point.