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By RICHARD RUSSELL FOR WHEELBASE COMMUNICATIONS

Buick has set a goal of becoming a more upscale, luxury-oriented General Motors brand and the first fruit of this new vision is the 2005 LaCrosse. To be released this fall, it will replace both the long-running Century and Regal. While not exactly ground-breaking, the LaCrosse is a definite step in die right direction for Buick. It’s evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The style is clearly evocative of the current pair of Buicks it replaces and the greasy bits beneath that familiar skin continue to be old tech. The platform is a slightly modified version

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