Mondeo Man

British  

/ mɒnˈdeɪəʊ /

noun

1. informal a middle-class man, seen as typically driving a Ford Mondeo and preferring to do this rather than use public transport

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Example Sentences

That was a nod to the concept of the "Mondeo man", popularised by Tony Blair at the Labour Party Conference in October 1996.

From BBC

And so Mondeo Man was created.

From BBC

So the Mondeo is going and Mondeo Man has taken his place in history - replaced, no doubt, by SUV Steve, and Crossover Kate.

From BBC

This recent habit of reducing people to types – Worcester Woman, Mondeo Man, White Van Man, Essex Girl – would have appalled Eliot.

From The Guardian

Earlier in his career, some of his European Tour professionals called Fitzpatrick the “Mondeo Man,” for owning a four or five-year-old Ford Mondeo.

From Golf Digest