Which linguistic phenomenon led Chevrolet to rebrand their 'Nova' car in Spanish-speaking markets?

In the world of language and linguistics, brand strategy plays a crucial role in how companies position themselves globally. Effective linguistic branding considers cultural nuances, language patterns, and semantic associations across different markets. This poll tests your knowledge of how language expertise shapes successful global brand strategies and influences consumer perception through careful linguistic choices.

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The phrase 'no va' in Spanish means 'doesn't go'
The word 'nova' was considered too difficult to pronounce correctly in Spanish
The term 'nova' was already trademarked by a local competitor in Spain
Spanish linguistic laws required all imported car names to use native Spanish words