If Volkswagen's three-row Atlas seems like a little too boxy, take a look at the swoopier Atlas Cross Sport. Offering seating for five with room to spare for cargo, the Cross Sport is only slightly less family friendly than the seven-seat Atlas. Buyers can choose from either a 235-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder or the 276-hp 3.6-liter V-6; front-wheel drive is standard but VW's 4Motion all-wheel drive is available.

*All prices plus applicable taxes, applicable environmental recovery charges, documentation fee of $695 and a dealer preparation fee of $499. Dealer preparation includes a professional interior and exterior detail, mechanical inspection report, CarFax history report and a full tank of fuel. New vehicles have an optional Kommon Sense Package (winter mats and trunk liner) at $399 available as well as wheel locks installed at $199. These additional items can be removed to reduce the cost. Other protection items available that are not included in the above price: Tire & Rim Protection and Key fob insurance $599, service contracts (extended warranties) for coverage up to 10 years and 200,000 kms, custom vehicle accessory packages, mud flaps and deflectors, tire and rim packages, exhaust kits, tonneau covers, canopies, undercoating, rust modules, full protection packages, flexible life, disability and critical illness insurances to protect portions of or the entire length of vehicle loan that can be added to your payment at time of purchase.*