Which linguistic phenomenon forced a major automobile manufacturer to rename their 'Nova' model when expanding to Spanish-speaking markets?

Brand naming is a fascinating intersection of linguistics and marketing strategy. Companies invest millions in creating names that resonate across cultures and languages. This poll tests your knowledge about how language considerations impact global product launches and brand identity development. Do you know which linguistic missteps have caused major corporations to rethink their global naming strategies?

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The name sounded too similar to 'no va,' which translates to 'doesn't go' in Spanish
Nova violated Spanish trademark laws that prohibit celestial object names for vehicles
The name contained phonemes that are difficult to pronounce in Spanish dialects
Spanish cultural regulations required vehicle names to reflect local heritage