Which major automobile company had to rename their car model before launching in Spanish-speaking markets after discovering the original name translated to something inappropriate?

Language is a powerful tool in product development and marketing. Companies invest heavily in linguistic research to create names, slogans, and brand identities that resonate across cultures and languages. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous product development story where linguistic considerations played a crucial role in avoiding a potentially embarrassing market entry.

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Chevrolet Nova (which allegedly meant 'doesn't go' in Spanish)
Mitsubishi Pajero (which was offensive slang in certain Spanish dialects)
Toyota MR2 (which sounded like a French profanity when pronounced)
Ford Pinto (which meant 'small male genitalia' in Brazilian Portuguese)