Which famous brand had to rename its product in certain Spanish-speaking markets because the original name translated to something inappropriate?

In the world of global retail and branding, language plays a crucial role in how products are named, marketed, and perceived across different cultures. Sometimes, linguistic oversights have led to memorable branding failures, while clever linguistic strategies have created iconic brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge of how linguistics intersects with product branding in the global marketplace.

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Chevrolet Nova (which could be interpreted as 'no va' meaning 'doesn't go')
Apple Macintosh (which sounded like 'mak in tosh' meaning 'son of nonsense')
Starbucks Frappuccino (which resembled 'frío pachino' meaning 'cold male genitalia')
Nike Air (which sounded like 'nai ker' meaning 'painful foot' in Mandarin)