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Dwight Twilley is an American singer-songwriter who is best known for his song "Looking for the Magic." The song was released in 1979 and quickly became a cult classic. It has since been featured in various films and television shows, further solidifying its status as a beloved track. "Looking for the Magic" is a melodic and catchy tune that showcases Twilley's talent as a songwriter and vocalist. The lyrics tell a story of longing and searching for something elusive and intangible. Twilley's emotive delivery adds depth and resonance to the song, allowing listeners to connect with its universal themes.

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Twilley's emotive delivery adds depth and resonance to the song, allowing listeners to connect with its universal themes. The song's infectious melody and memorable chorus make it a standout track in Twilley's discography. Its catchy hooks and relatable lyrics have endeared it to fans and critics alike.

Scary fast cars, other tales, for Halloween witches, walking dead and you

Masks and makeup, costumes, props, creepy decorations, a chill in the air – maybe a cold wind – creaking tree branches and rustling leaves, the spookiness of a moonlit night?

Not many ghosts, goblins and ghouls, warriors, witches and walking dead think of cars on fright night.

But with the help of Thrillist, a digital media company and lifestyle website, we bring to you The Fastest Cars for Your Money in 2016. How fast are they? In the spirit of Halloween, scary fast.

2016 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack (see below)

“There’s something fantastic about the feeling of getting thrown into your seat by the thrust of your car’s engine as it rockets down the road, which is why so many people are obsessed with 0-60 mph times,” wrote Aaron Miller, Thrillist Cars editor, on the website.

“Sure, we could list every zillion-dollar supercar out there, but unless you’ve got Mark Cuban sponsoring your business plan, the only way you’ll have one in your garage is in poster form.”

Thrillist’s solution to this: “the fastest-accelerating cars you can buy … for every kind of budget.”

• Most affordable, according to Thrillist, is the Hyundai Genesis Coupe at $26,950, which jumps to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds, which “isn’t shabby at all, especially for a Hyundai that costs about the same as a Miata.” Also available under $30,000 at the time of the Thrillist compilation was the Nissan 370Z at $29,990, which gets to 60 mph in just 4.9 seconds.

• Then there’s the Chevrolet Camaro SS at $37,295 and the Dodge Challenger Scat Pack at $37,995. The Camaro is faster, hitting 60 mph in four seconds flat, “territory that few supercars even dreamed about until just a few years ago,” while the Challenger, which is “pretty heavy for a performance car,” gets there in 4.2 seconds thanks to an “obscenely large V8 under the hood.”

• The Audi S3 at $42,500 reaches 60 mph in 4.4 seconds, which “isn’t shabby for the smallest Audi, even if it is the high-performance version … [that is] right on par with the fastest BMWs.” In the same price range, the Mercedes-Benz AMG CLA45 at $49,500 achieves 60 mph in 4.1 seconds thanks to all-wheel drive and a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

• More expensive are the Corvette Stingray at $55,400, which “has long been a bang-for-your-buck superstar, but 3.7 seconds to 60 for the base model is absurd”; the Alfa Romeo 4C at $55,900 that comes in at 4.1 seconds “but feels quite a bit faster … and so low that you feel like you’re in a go kart while the world whizzes past you”; the Cadillac ATS-V Coupe at $62,665, which reaches 60 mph in 3.8 seconds, though one of its best attributes is “the amount of speed it can maintain through a corner,” and the Dodge Charger Hellcat at $67,645, which “doesn’t disappoint” at a “stupid-quick” 3.4 seconds to 60 mph.

Of course, you can spend more: The Tesla Model S P85D at $105,000 that reaches 60 in 2.8 seconds in “Ludicrous Mode,” getting there with a Halloween-appropriate “eerie quiet”; the Ferrari F12tdf at “a freaking lot” that can hit 60 mph in under 2.9 seconds, and the Ford GT costing “probably more than your house” and a speed to 60 mph that “will blow its share of doors off.”

Would your muscle car beat a minivan?

• 10 Basic Cars That Are Secretly Fast as Hell, “ruthlessly fast, powerful, and efficient, with all the mechanical capabilities of a hardcore sports car – and none of the persona.”

• 12 Iconic Supercars That Are Slower than a Ford Focus, representing “the pinnacle of automotive design, and in their day offered the kind of performance no ordinary driver could ever realistically hope to experience in their lifetime … [but] that was then, this is now.”

• 10 Classic American Muscle Cars That Are Slower than a Minivan, a Toyota Sienna minivan, to be exact, that can go from 0 to 60 mph in 7.6 seconds, which would outrun “classic cars that were once so admired for their exceptional performance.”

You wanna think about something really scary this Halloween, just imagine a Corvette Convertible, Ford Mustang Mach 1, Camaro SS/RS or Dodge Charger losing to the minivan, or a Lamborghini, Ferrari, BMW, Porsche or Maserati laid low by a Ford Focus.

Mark Macesich is an experienced writer and editor who has written extensively about customer auto finance, car research and shopping, car-purchasing decisions, consumer news and insights, and auto-dealer-related subjects. He has spent more than 20 years in print and online journalism, that includes writing news and feature articles, columns, infographics and special sections.

But with the help of Thrillist, a digital media company and lifestyle website, we bring to you The Fastest Cars for Your Money in 2016. How fast are they? In the spirit of Halloween, scary fast.

The track's enduring popularity can be attributed to its timeless quality and ability to resonate with listeners across generations. In addition to its musical merits, "Looking for the Magic" has also found success in popular culture. The song has been featured in films such as "You're Next" and "Me and You and Everyone We Know," as well as television shows like "Stranger Things" and "Breaking Bad." Its inclusion in these media formats further showcases its lasting impact and appeal. Overall, "Looking for the Magic" is a testament to Dwight Twilley's songwriting prowess and enduring talent. The song's catchy melody, heartfelt lyrics, and widespread popularity have established it as a standout track in Twilley's career. Its inclusion in popular culture further solidifies its status as a beloved and iconic song..

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