Sharp's Auto Body

05/04/2026

05/04/2026

Another day (or night) at the office.

12/28/2025

Rollover Sunday morning SH 155

11/30/2025

🚗 Bidding is now live!

Check out our latest online auto auction and get your bids in before it closes Monday, December 8th at 2:45 PM.

The countdown is on—start bidding now!



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11/27/2025

Sharp's Auto Body is selling abandoned, and overstock vehicles. These vehicles are being sold clear of any liens or holds. This is an internet only auction. There is a 13.5% buyer's premium; cash credit. ***NO CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS ON INVOICES OVER $5000*** A $50 DEPOSIT WILL BE REQUIRED TO BID. IF Y...

10/02/2024

I know some parts stores like this.

08/15/2024

Texas News
State inspections go away for Texas drivers in a few months, but vehicles in certain counties will still need to pass a test
Drivers with cars registered in counties in the state's biggest metropolitan cities will have to get an emissions test. That includes most Houston-area drivers.
Author: Randy Klein
Published: 7:10 AM CDT August 8, 2024
Updated: 7:41 AM CDT August 9, 2024
HOUSTON — The days of Texas drivers needing to get their annual state inspections are numbered. Starting on January 1, 2025, Texans won’t need state inspections on non-commercial vehicles to get their registrations.

The Texas Department of Transportation put out a reminder on social media Wednesday, so we're passing that reminder on to you.

House Bill 3291 was signed into law in 2023, which got rid of state inspections for non-commercial vehicles. And while that goes away, you’ll see a slight increase -- $.7.50 --on your registration to make up for it.

While you'll no longer need a state inspection, depending on where your vehicle is registered, you’ll still need to get your vehicle to pass an emissions test. There are certain counties around the state where emissions tests are required.

Those are in and around the major metropolitan areas of Texas, including Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and El Paso for now. San Antonio comes later.

That means if you drive a non-commercial vehicle and live in Harris, Fort Bend, Galveston, Montgomery, Brazoria, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, Tarrant, Travis, Williamson and El Paso counties, you WILL still need to get an emissions test every year. Bexar County, which covers San Antonio, will be added in 2026.

Local News and Information for Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. KHOU.com is the official website for KHOU-TV, your trusted source for breaking news, weather and sports in Houston, TX. KHOU.com

07/27/2024

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