I've worked on a car with 200,000 miles in pristine condition, and I've worked on a farm truck that was completely trashed with 8,000 miles on the clock. As others have already stated, maintenance and upkeep are the key. Stay on top of the small things as they come up, and you're less likely to end up driving a turd.
(Akin to the later spread of Latin as a lingua franca and the more recent spread of English.). Celtic is a member of the Indo-European language family. A form of Celtic could well be one of the earlier manifestations of the Indo-European tongues. Certainly in the centuries post 1000 BC Celtic in one or other of its two main forms spread from Scotland to Turkey, Iberia to Switzerland. Roman conquests particularly post 100 BC eliminated the Celtic tongue pretty effectively from areas such as Spain, Portugal, France, England.
The Goidelic languages are Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, and Manx, which is spoken in the Isle of Man (Island between Ireland and Scotland. It's officially part of the United Kingdom).The Brythonic languages are Welsh, Cornish (Spoken in Cornwall, a peninsula in southern England, and Breton (spoken in Brittany, in western France). The term Gaelic is usually used to refer to Scottish Gaelic, or G idhlig.Although Irish Gaelic, or Gaelige is also a Gaelic language, it's usually referred to as simply Irish or called The Irish Language.rish And Scottish. An anglicization of a name is the English spelling and pronunciation of a Gaelic or Irish name. When the English moved into the Celtic language-speaking regions of the British Isles, they made attempts to re-spell native names, making them easier for English speakers to read and pronounce.