I have recently purchased a low mileage Agila and whilst I am generaaly happy with the vehicle it suffers from the Vauxhall problem of indicators non cancelling at times particularily on the nearside.You have to virtually to a complete left turn before they will cancel and when they do not cancel it is more like when you are going on a slight left turn. Any other vehicle I have owned or driven over the past 40 driving years cancel without any problems but I seem to recall that previous Vauxhalls I have owned, there have been 3, although some years ago had a similar problem.I have taken the vehicle back to the dealership with other issues that have been resolved and even been on a test drive with a technican but the response I got from the Vauxhall Service Manager when challenged about this failing was " they leave the factory like that". Its obvious that the people who design these things never have to drive them or have never driven normal vehicles with easy cancelling indicators. I also drove a courtesy brand new Corsa while the Agila was being repaired and the operation of the indicators completely fooled me in the short time I drove it. What is it with VAUXHALL and indicators?