Am I right to say this in English?

Question

Here is just one of the sentences from my presentation. I am not sure if I am correct to say that.

"Customers don't care much about the price as opposed to shopping for cars or other expensive things."

Answer 1

Does not make sense.......About the price of WHAT as opposed to shopping for cars or other expensive things.

Answer 2

Yes, it would be correct assuming you insert an object in it. Suppose your presentation is about ear phones, then you'd go:

"Customers don't care much about the price of ear phones as opposed to shopping for cars or other expensive things."

Answer 3

I assume you are talking of a low priced item, in which case something along the following lines may be more appropriate:

Customers are not too concerned about the price, unlike when shopping for cars or other expensive items.

Answer 4

um, I believe you're contradicting yourself--its better like this, I think--Customers don't care much about the price, when shopping for cars or other expensive things.

Answer 5

I prefer--
the price is not the main concern for the customers shopping for the luxury items.
I believe that--
Even the rich people care about the price; however, they are willing to pay more for better quality, unique, or rare items, for example.
I hope it helps.