Which major brand had to change its name in specific countries because its original name had an offensive or inappropriate meaning in the local language?

In today's global marketplace, language plays a crucial role in brand storytelling and customer experience. Linguistic considerations in product marketing can make or break international launches, create memorable taglines, or even spark controversy. This poll explores how major brands have navigated linguistic challenges in their storytelling strategies. Test your knowledge of language's impact on brand narratives!

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Mitsubishi Pajero (renamed 'Montero' in Spanish-speaking markets because 'pajero' is a vulgar slang term)
Toyota Corolla (renamed 'Tercel' in Portuguese markets because 'corolla' means 'small crown' which had royal trademark issues)
Apple iPhone (renamed 'MePhone' in Mandarin-speaking regions because 'i' sounds like the word for 'disease')
Coca-Cola (renamed 'Vita-Cola' in Russian markets because 'coca' translated to a term for harmful substances)