Need explanation of crawled property creation

I have two columns inside Cars list.
Column 1: CarColor [Single line of text] (sample value: "red")
Column 2: CarType [Single line of text] (sample value: "mec")
I created crawled properties, both of them used SharePoint category for them as following:
Column 1:CarColor
Column 2:ows_CarType
As you can see, I used naming convention for automatically created crawled property.
I first tried with CarColor. After starting full crawl, beside my
CarColor, SharePoint created ows_CarColor crawled property for me. At that time, I could search for the "red" term that its result was returned as http://mysiteurl/Lists/Cars?id=1. I then unchecked Include in full-text
index with ows_CarColor and checked Include in full-text index for
CarColor and perform Full crawl. By that time, SharePoint returned only the AllItems.aspx of the list with search term highlighted.
After that, I did the test for column 2. After full crawl, SharePoint did not create crawled property for this column, except one I had created by PowerShell before. The property was checked with Include in full-text index. The property worked well,
and column could be searchable with term "mec".
From two tests above, I would like to ask you to answer for me some questions.
1. We actually have control over creating crawled properties in SharePoint 2013?
2. Are there any naming convention constraint when creating crawled property in SharePoint, or just name it as column's internal name? For example, with column type single line of text, its crawled property must have prefix "ows_" in front of its
internal name.
3. From the test 1, why the term could not be searched, and Why SharePoint only returned AllItems.aspx? In that case, I believe that SharePoint Search is recognizing CarColor and ows_CarColor as the same crawled property; hence it does not know which property's
value should be returned?
Thanks,
Hoan.

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