The 1934 Ford Model 40 B Fordor Deluxe sedan is the name of the car that the real Bonnie and Clyde drove. Many Ford enthusiasts regard it as one of the most delicate designs by Ford. It is a classic ...

Nope, Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker met their end with at least 112 bullets fired at them. “You want to know where the car is?” Frank, the bartender, asked me.

Bonnie and Clyde not only stole several vehicles during their career, but they were integral to their mythos.In 1926, Clyde's first arrest was for failing to return a rental car in Texas. In 1932 ...

A prime example of that is “Getaway Car.” We’re not sure a Swift from any other era would be able to create this villain arc. Uncover the meaning behind this track, below.

Today, the car can be found on Buffalo Bill’s casino floor in a large glass box, guarded by two Bonnie and Clyde mannequins, memorabilia and several Bonnie and Clyde-themed slot machines ...

After the ambush, with 167 bullet holes recorded as having been found in the car, the posses paraded Bonnie and Clyde’s bloodied bodies. Days later both were buried separately in Dallas, Texas ...

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

'A Brush with Bonnie and Clyde’s Getaway Drivers' Under a metallic-gray sky on a winter afternoon in the early 1930s, a young man with a double-barreled shotgun in the crook of his right arm ...

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, Jim ...

As Bonnie and Clyde made off with that car, 7-year-old Ken Cowan was playing with friends across the street. Now 97, Cowan still recalls that day, which will be 90 years ago on Monday.

Nope, Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker met their end with at least 112 bullets fired at them. “You want to know where the car is?” Frank, the bartender, asked me.