Not sure you'd be that comfortable with four on either of those.
If you don't want to go any bigger and still want to cater for 4, have a look at the 2014 FC500 at Fish City in Albany. Has a 60hp four stroke and pretty well priced at about 26k.
It is a centre console, great for fishing but may not be what you are after.

Hi,  read through your other thread on this with interest.  Maybe my opinion doesn't matter because I have experience with neither boat listed.  However, I can imagine any sane, intelligent person starting out and trying to decide on a first boat and completely turning themselves inside out -  because for most of us they're a luxury item and there can be a need to justify the purchase in fairly strict terms, given that not everyone is rolling in cash and still has to service mortgages, school fees, and maybe buy cat food.  The fear of making a wrong decision can be paralyzing, no matter how alien this may seem to some.  This has a tendency to result in a situation where every little aspect causes a confusing process of decision making based on 'limited information which is mostly coloured by sometimes 2nd-hand opinion, from a wide range of variably reliable sources'....

Added to the final appreciation that no matter what vessel you end up with, it'll be a compromise and you can really end up going in circles.

So my useles advice would be (and I've read similar suggestions made by other folks) narrow the boats down a bit (which you've done), then look hard at the people you're dealing with for each boat.  Because making purchases like a boat invariably involves a really complicated bunch of stuff HOPEFULLY all put together by knowledgeable, prodfessional, and honest people capable of meeting your personal requirements and high standards.

I recently purchased my first boat. Months of reading, asking questions, visiting boat yards, visiting boat shows, check out TM, asking questions on this site, talking to people at ramps, talk to owners etc etc. You get the idea.
I listened, I learned, I worked out what I wanted / needed.
Don't get me wrong people give their best honest advice, you just need to interpret what you as a boat owner require.
Sounds like you have narrowed down some of the basis questions.Ali v glass, usage, numbers on board etc.
I went through all this, and with two kids under 10 I also had to factor them in also.
In the end what we got works fantastic, everyone enjoys their time out on the water and that's the important thing for us.