Which major company had to rebrand its name in certain Spanish-speaking markets because their original name translated to something unfortunate?

In the world of language and linguistics, major companies invest heavily in brand positioning across different linguistic markets. How they adapt their names, slogans, and messaging can significantly impact their global success. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating linguistic mishap in brand positioning that demonstrates the critical importance of cultural and linguistic awareness in international marketing.

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Mitsubishi Pajero (renamed to Montero because 'pajero' is vulgar slang in several Spanish-speaking countries)
Nokia Lumia (renamed to Nokia Glow because 'lumia' has connections to prostitution in Spanish dialects)
Peugeot Barina (renamed to Peugeot Spark because 'barina' means 'worthless' in Argentinian Spanish)
Toyota MR2 (renamed to Toyota MR because the pronunciation 'MR2' sounds like a profanity in French)