I left my Rastar Ferrari FXXK on the charger overnight and now it won't start.

No not ever. They account for less than 1% on all vehicles in use. Electric cars will never work, how would you travel when all you can do is follow the few routes that have charging stations available, no that is not practical. Hybrids are the way to go or Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles like the new Toyota.

When cranking it seems like no diesel getting through. If I tow it down the road it will start almost straight away. AmanStino QUICK CHARGER 3 0 USB charger Multi Port Intelligent USB Wall...

by primed are you supplying a fuel source if so then the car is not getting fuel to burn. this indicates your fuel pump is bad and needs replacing and change the fuel filter also. the reason the pump won`t work sitting overnight is that the pump can`t build up enough pressure possibly because the fuel pressure is not being held, but after the first start up the system can maintain enough pressure to start through out the day. you can have the fuel pressure and volume checked with a gage when the problem occours to verify.

Last time my van did that it was the alternator failing to recharge the battery.

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The battery won't keep a charge or it won't when it is in the truck? Will the battery keep a charge if you put it on the charger and then unplug it overnight, all of this out of the truck. Then in the morning will it start the truck. If not your battery is bad. If it keeps a charge and will start the truck and then it goes dead after several hours, your truck is drawing a load on the battery. You will have to find what has been left on or shorted out.

Since it has be sitting in storage suggest you start out by cleaning the barttery cable ends. Then try to start it. If you are still just getting clicks then try a jump start. If it still won't start, then take the fan belt off and make sure that the engine will turn by hand - with a large socket wrench that is! If it will turn by hand, it is in your starting circuit, either a weak solenoid or bad starter. If it doesn't turn then it is internal to the engine.

Your battery may have a dead cell, take it out and test it, use a charger and a volt meter, after the charge if the volts are still low then replace it, or you could take it to a parts store and have them test for the dead cell.

you may have burnt the coil pack and the ignition switch: start with the coil pack first replace it and try “autozone.com” or your local library for diagrams and step by step instructions