Which automotive company faced significant linguistic challenges when launching a car model whose name translated to an offensive term in Spanish-speaking markets?

In today's globalized market, language and linguistics play a crucial role in product launches and marketing campaigns. Companies often invest significant resources in linguistic research to ensure their product names and slogans resonate across cultures while avoiding embarrassing translation errors. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic misstep in product marketing history that became a cautionary tale for international business students and language professionals alike.

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Chevrolet with the 'Nova' (which could be interpreted as 'no va' meaning 'doesn't go' in Spanish)
Toyota with the 'MR2' (which when pronounced in French sounds similar to a profanity)
Mitsubishi with the 'Pajero' (which is an offensive slang term in Spanish-speaking countries)
Ford with the 'Pinto' (which in Brazilian Portuguese can refer to a male body part)