Which global brand had to rename its product in Finland because its original name translated to something inappropriate in Finnish?

When global companies expand into new language markets, their brand names and slogans don't always translate as intended. Sometimes linguistic nuances create embarrassing or humorous situations that force companies to rebrand entirely for specific regions. Test your knowledge of these famous cross-cultural brand identity challenges that demonstrate why linguistic expertise is crucial in global marketing.

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Microsoft's Bing search engine (which sounded like the Finnish word for 'oops' or a slang term for a bodily function)
Ford's Pinto car (which meant 'small male genitals' in Finnish)
Apple's Siri assistant (which was close to a crude Finnish expression for 'censored content')
Coca-Cola's brand name (which sounded like 'bite the wax tadpole' in Finnish)