Which major automotive brand faced a linguistic marketing disaster when they discovered their car model name translated to something inappropriate in Spanish?

In the world of language and linguistics, product naming and branding strategies are critical to market success. Linguistic experts are often consulted to ensure product names resonate across cultures and languages. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic product launch failure that became a case study in the importance of cross-cultural linguistic analysis in global product marketing.

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Chevrolet Nova (which was perceived to mean "doesn't go" in Spanish as "no va")
Toyota Prado (which was thought to mean "nail" in Russian)
Ford Kuga (which was believed to sound like a plague in several Slavic languages)
Honda Fitta (which was rumored to be slang for female genitalia in Nordic countries)