Bonnie and Clyde's escapades were mainly facilitated by stolen rides. One car stands out as it was faster than most police ...

It was April 29, 1934, and notorious crime couple Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were cruising the streets near Topeka's eastern edge, looking for a car to steal to replace the beat-up Ford they'd ...

After years of seeing a variety of cars claiming to be "the real death car" that Bonnie and Clyde died in on May 23, 1934, when a posse of six lawmen gunned them down in Bienville Parish ...

Bonnie and Clyde took Robsham Theater hostage April 3 to April 5, immersing BC in a twisted version of the American Dream.

Blazing down back roads and running from the law, notorious criminals Bonnie and Clyde fled many crime scenes on these Arkansas roads. The Corning Museum of Glass The Incredible Flying Car of the ...

They used the tool to change license plates to evade identification on the cars they stole. Clyde drove; Bonnie navigated. W.D. was often called on to act as photographer. Clyde and Bonnie loved ...

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow both grew up in the suburbs ... and was perfecting his signature crime: stealing cars.

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow both grew up in the suburbs ... and was perfecting his signature crime: stealing cars.