Which American car model name had to be changed when marketed in Spanish-speaking countries because it originally translated to something inappropriate?

In today's global marketplace, brands face unique challenges when adapting their messaging across languages and cultures. This poll tests your knowledge of a famous linguistic marketing challenge that demonstrated how language nuances can dramatically impact brand perception. Understanding these cross-cultural communication dynamics is essential for product managers and marketers working in multilingual markets.

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Chevrolet Nova (which was perceived as 'no va' meaning 'doesn't go' in Spanish)
Ford Fiesta (which translated to 'party' and was deemed too frivolous for a serious vehicle)
Dodge Dart (which sounded too similar to 'muerte' meaning 'death' in Spanish)
Buick LaCrosse (which was slang for self-pleasure in Quebec French)