Which famous automobile brand had to rename one of its models in Spanish-speaking markets because the original name translated to something inappropriate?

In the world of retail branding, language plays a crucial role in how products connect with consumers. Companies invest heavily in linguistic analysis to create names, taglines, and marketing messages that resonate across cultures and languages. This trivia explores a fascinating case where linguistic considerations dramatically affected a major brand's global strategy.

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Chevrolet Nova (which could be interpreted as 'no va' meaning 'doesn't go' in Spanish)
Toyota Prado (which resembled a slang term for 'nail' in some Spanish dialects)
Ford Fiesta (which was too similar to 'fiesta' meaning 'party', suggesting unreliability)
Honda Fit (which was confused with an offensive Spanish verb form)