Which famous car model name became a marketing disaster when the manufacturer discovered too late that it translated to an offensive term in Spanish?

International marketing requires careful attention to language and cultural nuances. Throughout history, major brands have made costly linguistic mistakes when taking their products global. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most infamous product naming failures in the language and linguistics realm - a case study now taught in marketing courses worldwide. Can you identify the correct language mishap that cost a company millions in rebranding?

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Chevrolet Nova (allegedly translated as 'doesn't go' in Spanish)
Mitsubishi Pajero (translated as a vulgar sexual term in Spanish-speaking countries)
Ford Pinto (translated as 'male genitalia' in Brazilian Portuguese)
Mazda LaPuta (translated as 'the prostitute' in Spanish)