More boring crossovers: two rows, not three

Still staying under $35K CAD, paying in cash.  What I need is room for two adults and two children, for the next eight to ten years, reliable and good build quality for the price, and drives more like a car than a boat.  AWD for our winters, cruise-control and a few other options.  Have to get a fucking automatic for the wife.  Here're the 'crossovers' cash prices, all with AWD otherwise what's the point, automatic because the wife.  Almost all the same price.

Nissan Rogue S AWD

- AWD

- best mileage

- CVT transmission (feh)

- excellent safety features

- $29000

Honda CRV LX
- decent engine power

- CVT transmission (feh)

- $32500

Mitsubishi Outlander ES AWC

- AWD

- decent mileage

- best transmission (6-speed auto)

- decent engine power

- $33200

Kia Sorrento LX turbo AWD

- third row seats option

- AWD

- decent mileage

- best transmission (6-speed auto)

- best engine (hp/torque)

- $34500

Subaru Forester 2.5i Convenience Package

- AWD

- decent mileage

- CVT transmission (feh)

- excellent safety features
- $35000

I really want the Subaru Outback 2.5i, despite engine problems and its girth.
- middling engine power

- CVT transmission (feh)
- $35500

Mazda CX5 GS AWD

- good engine

- $36700

FORD EDGE SE AWD

- good engine

- $37500 cash, and no value for paying up front, because N American financing scam

Toyota Venza AWD
- well, Toyota lies about flaws as much as GM and Chrysler...
- and still carries the Toyota price premium...
- $38300