Which linguistic phenomenon was famously avoided by Chevrolet when marketing their 'Nova' car in Spanish-speaking countries?

Brand names and slogans are carefully crafted linguistic constructs that can make or break a product's success. Language experts are often consulted in the development of brand strategy to ensure names resonate across cultures and languages. This poll tests your knowledge about how linguistics influences modern brand strategy in the global marketplace.

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In Spanish, 'no va' can be interpreted as 'doesn't go' - a poor name for a car
The word 'nova' in Spanish dialects refers to an agricultural pest, creating negative associations
Spanish speakers commonly mispronounced 'Nova' as 'nueva' meaning 'new', confusing their marketing message
In Latin American Spanish, 'nova' is a slang term for something overpriced, hurting sales in those markets