It is great to get your comments. I agree, Rastar cars are very detailed and this means that you can use them as display models when not using them as RC cars. This Ferrari is particularly nice with its opening doors and racing graphics. The detail on the exterior and interior is some of the best I have seen on a 1:14 scale car. As for the batteries, some models are starting to get USB chargers and a small NiMH or LiPo battery pack. This is ideal and very convenient. Using rechargeable AA type batteries is an option in these cars but I calculated the extra cost of the batteries plus the charger and decided to use standard AA batteries for now. If you use your RC car a lot or have lots of models then the investment in rechargeable batteries will be worth it. My Range Rover Sport model has a rechargeable battery pack and so do my "hobby grade" RC vehicles such as the ROC Hobby Katana and Partner Racing QX-4. Please also check my other Rastar RC videos. If you like the Ferrari, you are sure to like the McLaren and Lamborghini too. The Mercedes-AMG G63 is one of my personal favourites and I have new models joining my collection all the time. Best wishes from BlackSeaRC!

This model has a great combination of an interesting body with lots of little details, nice graphics and those unique butterfly doors. It is a reasonably priced model as well if you can find it.

@@BlackSeaRC ok thanks

Thanks for watching. I conducted a short indoor test and already see that this Ferrari has lots of performance potential but it definitely is not a model for testing in confined indoor spaces! But since all my RC cars are bought to be used and not just to be display models, I will be making a testing video when I find a suitably smooth, flat and dry test track. By the way, I will also be reviewing another interesting 1:14 scale RC race car in the near future. Hope to see you back soon!

You are right and that is why this brand is very popular as it combines good quality with a reasonable price. These Rastar 1:14 scale RC cars can easily be used as display models due to the high level of detail. If there is a downside to this, if you are looking for the highest levels of performance then these cars may disappoint. But for most people the scale realism is more important than getting the best performance.

Thank you for watching! If you are a Ferrari fan then I also have a new video featuring the 599 GTO. In this video, you can also see the car in action. If you like supercars in general, I have videos featuring Lamborghini, McLaren, Buggati, Pagani, Maserati, etc. It would be great if you could check out these videos too. Which is your favourite RC model? I hope Rastar will make a nice RC version of a Koeniggsegg car in the future.

Thanks Javier! Yes, this FXX-K Evo has a very great combination of features - one of the best looking Ferrari bodies, lots of amazing scale details, interesting race markings, opening doors, 2.4 GHz electronics and a good price. I am currently making a video of an interesting new Lamborghini model in 1:14 scale by Rastar that I'm sure you'll also like. Look out for the new video in the next few weeks. See you again soon!

Yes, the more I looked at the details, the more I liked it. The opening doors are also a nice extra feature as you can see the interior properly too. I also just reviewed the Rastar McLaren P1 GTR. It is very similar to the Ferrari in concept as both cars are limited production track specials. You can see the unboxing and close-up look at all details in the "1:14 scale" playlist on this channel, BlackSeaRC.

For Ferrari fans, I also recently reviewed the 599 GTO by Rastar. See all the details by checking the video on this channel, BlackSeaRC.

Yes, it is a small world! I'm always on the look out for new and interesting RC vehicles and I particularly like anything with a high degree of scale realism. Thanks for watching and it is great that this hobby can be enjoyed wherever in the world you are. I always like to see RC cars in great scenery or unique places, so perhaps you can make a video of one of your models to show us some of Morocco? SUV models are good for this as they are easier to operate outdoors in rough terrain. You should check my Mercedes-AMG G63 and Range Rover Sport off-roading videos for some inspiration!

@@BlackSeaRC yeah! I agree, also I do want to mention I that I still don't have SUV , perhaps I could buy a Rastar in future , but here in Morocco I think from all the poeple I know I am the only one who loves Rc cars as a hobby and that means in the tou store where I bought my Rc cars there is no variety of Rc cars at all , and the reason why it's because poeple are not interested or some them think that they are made for kids so after you grow up they just give up on them , but I don't care , and also do u love Rc drift cars ? So in the future I will create an Anime about Rc cars called "Roadbeasts 5? , (Rc world version)" I am still working on it but what I do know it that it will be so cool because because it will have Rc cars and action and everything, so I guess this is my response to the question you asked , "will I upload a video about off roading Rc car in Morocco?" I hope you will love it because from all I know your the first person that I know of KZfaq that loves and is interested about Rc cars 😅😅😅😂👍😁🤟✌

@@hwroadbeasts Some people think RC cars are for children but I'd say that a high percentage of buyers are adults. Anyway, this is a hobby that people of all ages can enjoy. Plus, when you see the prices you know that a lot of the products are not aimed at children (I recently saw a RC truck for over 5000 EUR). I appreciate your problem with finding a shop that sells a good range of RC cars though. There are some great shops around but if you don't live near to one of them then buying online is often your only choice and this can be expensive because these models are not so easy to post. I have quite a large collection of RC vehicles now and tend to buy off-road capable models. This is because they are much more versatile and there are far more places where you can use them (e.g. mountains, beach, over rocks, by rivers, etc). Road cars tend to need a really smooth area and plenty of space to run them. I didn't try a drift car yet, do you reckon I should add one to my collection? Your new project sounds interesting and I'm sure it will be a lot of fun making it. I have ideas for so many projects too, it's just having the time to do them all. Keep RC'ing my friend!

@@BlackSeaRC thank you so much, also yeah i do recommend the Rc Drift cars because they are so fun to play with plus you can play with your friends making the rc cars drifting , bh ghe way its another world that is totally different from 4X4 rc cars , trust ms u will love them , too

@@hwroadbeasts I will check around to see what is available. I guess my RC shopping list just got a little longer...

Thank you very much! This Ferrari looks great, especially with the opening doors. Of course, with such a lot of fine details on the bodywork you have to be really careful when driving it to make sure you don't damage it. If you haven't already seen it, I also reviewed the McLaren P1 GTR by Rastar and coming soon is a special Lamborghini as well. Hope to see you back at BlackSeaRC soon!

If you liked the Ferrari video then I invite you to please check out the new Rastar Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 1:14 scale RC car video that has recently been published on this channel, BlackSeaRC.

If you like the Ferrari FXX-K Evo then you'll probably also like the Rastar McLaren P1 GTR. Both RC cars follow a similar racing theme. They are special edition track-only hypercars with F1 technology. See the BlackSeaRC review of the McLaren here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rcB_kqxzzrPeo5s.html

I also just published a new video featuring the Rastar Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 that you might like. This special edition celebrates Lamborghini's founding year, 1963. Watch it at BlackSeaRC when you have a spare moment. Best wishes from Russia!

Thanks very much! I also bought a McLaren hypercar at the same time as the Ferrari so watch out for the review soon at BlackSeaRC.

@@BlackSeaRC no problem, I'm really looking forward to maclaren's video

@@thiagomanguinho2086 The McLaren looks great too with its racing paint scheme, I'm sure you'll like it.

@@BlackSeaRC this is nice

@@thiagomanguinho2086 If you are interested, I have new Rastar RC cars on my channel including Maserati, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche, etc. It would be great to see you at BlackSeaRC again when you have some spare time.

If you press the forwards button and then immediately press the reverse button, it should react right away. Of course, I would only do this on a surface that offers some slip for the tyres or else you will risk damaging the driveline. If you have a delay, maybe you need to change the batteries. Does it make any noise as if there are crunching gears? Mine is totally quiet.

@@BlackSeaRC No, mine doesn't make any type of crunchy gear noises. All I hear the normal sound of motor when I ride it, but turning the tyres do make a small noise. The thing is, when I ride it on a slippery surface - it takes like 1 second to go into reverse as soon as it stops. And from what I've seen on KZfaq, the car should immediately stop and go into reverse.

@@BlackSeaRC could be the case of batteries.

Thanks for checking out my RC Ferrari video. If you are interested I also have videos with Lamborghini, McLaren, Bugatti, Pagani, Maserati, etc.

The maximum speed is around 8-10kph for the 1:14 scale RC cars which is plenty if you are driving indoors. If you have a nice flat area outside, then that is the best way to drive. Most Rastar models perform the same as they have common driveline and electronics. If you check my Ferrari 599 GTO and Maserati Levante videos, you can see them operating. The Maserati is shown driving on rough terrain as well as it is a SUV. Links here for your reference: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ja9iprx-0N3QYGQ.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdylptKkvtLRcXU.html

​@@BlackSeaRC Thank you for your response , I found it useful, Have a great day

@@thebalance6511 No problem. The speed of these Rastar cars is probably not as fast as you may expect but the main emphasis of these products is the excellent scale realism. I have quite a few different Rastar models and I love the detailing. My newest RC car is the McLaren MCL36 F1 car and it is very nice. It is the car that Lando Norris was driving in 2022. You can check the review, including test driving, if you are interested on this channel, BlackSeaRC.

@@BlackSeaRC yep, I did watch the video adn considered buying it but since you stated that the performance was underwhelming, I didnt, and I already bought the car. Its great! It accurately matced to your reviews

@@thebalance6511 Since I buy all the models reviewed on my channel for my own collection, it enables me to give unbiased comments and opinions. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

That is unfortunate but prices do seem to vary quite a bit from country to country. This car is currently available here for 2499 RUB, under 850 TRY. You might be able to order it online from AliExpress at a better price than you can find it locally.

That's a good question and it is hard to give an accurate answer! That is because there is quite a variety of different AA battery types. Furthermore, it depends on the type of use. If you are running indoors on a hard surface, there is usually not so much space to keep the throttle applied so often the car is free-wheeling. Outdoors, you can keep the throttle applied constantly and also the surface will likely provide a bit more drag and therefore the batteries will drain much quicker. If you get the cheapest batteries you can find, then you might only get 5-10 minutes of run time before the car starts slowing down. In the video I used non-rechargeable batteries (Duracell) because I considered that the cost of rechargeable batteries plus a charger would be quite a bit more than buying a good quantity of non-rechargeable batteries. But clearly, if you get a higher rated battery, the run time will be much better. I really need to get a new set of batteries and drive the car constantly until the batteries die to confirm for you but I should think that over 1 hour and maybe more is possible. Note that some RC models come with a rechargeable battery and USB charger already supplied so that is a better solution if you want to use the car more regularly.

Thanks for watching my video! The FXX-K Evo is one of my favourite 1:14 scale RC cars but I also recently bought a superb Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 by Rastar. If you like the Ferrari, I'm sure you'll love the Lamborghini too. Watch out for it on this channel, BlackSeaRC, soon!

The wheelbase measures approximately 186-187mm.

Hello Noah, I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. The doors are an unusual "butterfly wing" design where part of the roof opens to allow the driver to get into the seat more easily. The central section of the roof remains fixed. Some Rastar models such as the BMW i8 have doors that open electrically by pressing a button on the RC handset but the doors on this model have to be opened manually.

Most of these Rastar cars and other similar RC models in this price range sound very similar. That is because they are running with cheap motors and plastic gears without any lubrication. After they have been run in a little bit they will sound smoother. As for the rock music, it might sound better after you've listened a few times...or maybe not! I hope it didn't spoil your enjoyment of the video too much. Anyway, I appreciate your feedback. I have a Pagani video coming soon so look out for this soon if you like RC supercars.

@@BlackSeaRC I actually bought it after watching your video :) Many thanks for your comment.

@@charlesgonzalez3885 This Ferrari is one of the best Rastar RC models in my opinion. I love the racing graphics, fine details and opening doors. It even makes the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 63 look a little boring when they stand next to each other!

@@BlackSeaRC 😂 I checked the lambo it looks great but the one I got this morning (the Ferrari) is fire !! I almost want to keep it for me. I wanted to use your link (almost half the price)but they don’t ship abroad not even in Europe unfortunately. I am looking at this lambo cause it’s great to have two cars so the kid can play with his friend, but it’s costly, at least for me it is. Christmas time price spikes occur. I am glad I found your channel it saves me time. Merry Christmas ! Oh yeah I almost forgot, I looked for the same cars with rechargeable batteries but couldn’t find any.

@@charlesgonzalez3885 Yes, I have noticed that availability and cost varies significantly depending upon what country you are located in. As always, buying locally is best as shipping costs are always stupidly high. I also noticed that in the last year, prices of these RC cars have really risen quite a lot. I used to regularly buy these cars for under 2000 RUB but now the standard price is 3999 RUB. I always look for discounts because for me that is not a price I really want to pay for a product like this. However, in some European countries they can be even more expensive. If you are planning on getting two cars, make sure they operate on the 2.4GHz frequency to avoid potential frequency interference. There are a few cars around (including some newer Rastar models) that use rechargeable batteries and USB charging, but the price is higher. The other alternative is to use rechargeable 'AA' type batteries but you need to weigh up the additional cost of the batteries (typically 7 required in total) plus the charger itself against just buying standard disposable batteries. Best wishes from BlackSeaRC!

Hello there and thanks for checking my video. I believe that the top speed is just over 8kph (around 5mph), so I wouldn't say that it is particularly fast. For indoor use it is okay and for outdoor use you need a really smooth and flat surface because of the low ground clearance. I suppose it depends what you are used to. This is a toy grade product and the Rastar product has similar performance to what you could expect to get from one of its competitors.

This Ferrari FXX-K Evo has got to be one of the most interesting models that Rastar has produced to date. The level of detail on the exterior and interior is very impressive, and all for a very reasonable price.

The video starts with "Superfuzz Grind" by Jeremy Korpas for the intro, then "Higher Octane" by Vans in Japan for the unboxing and "Blood, Sweat, No Tears" by Jeremy Korpas for the close-up look at the car. All music is available in the KZfaq Audio Library.

@@BlackSeaRC Thanks. Was wondering of the last song. Thanks again.

@@phaenius No problem! I always like a bit of rock or metal in my videos. All the best from BlackSeaRC.

I'm glad you liked the video! I must say that I wasn't specifically looking for a Ferrari when I bought this car (I was actually planning to get a Lamborghini). But the more I look at the details, the more I like it! By the way, look out for my review of another Rastar 1:14 scale track car, the McLaren P1 GTR, coming soon at BlackSeaRC!

In that case, maybe your brother has the 1:24 scale version rather than the 1:14 scale version in this video. Both look very similar but the smaller car doesn't have opening doors. If you like supercars, then please also take a look at my other videos. I also have Lamborghini, McLaren and Bugatti, plus Pagani coming soon!

Another way to tell if you are not sure about the dimensions is to look at the radio control handset. The 1:24 scale version has a different shape handset that looks more like a gaming console.

The Ferrari FXX-K Evo is one of my favourite models as it has that extreme racing shape, lots of fine details on the exterior and interior, great graphics and opening doors. Really it has everything you could want. It is easy to see why these Rastar RC cars are so collectable. With regard to the price, they have increased in cost over the last year or so but it depends quite a bit on where you live and whether you can buy the models locally or if you have to buy online. Buying online is often the only option for many people but models like this come in big boxes and that can make the shipping expensive.

You may also like the Ferrari 599 GTO that I have recently reviewed and test driven.

This great Ferrari FXX-K Evo is also made in 1:24 scale by the same company, Rastar. If you want something slightly cheaper, then that could be a solution.

What do you think is wrong about the windshield? Do you think the fuel cap should be chrome instead of red?

Yup. That's the standard LaFerrari winshield. About the real FXX K & FXX K EVO windshield you should google it then you'll know what I mean. The FXX K & the FXX K EVO has Gold fuel cap ring.

@@mekdulmekdil3495 I think that the car on which this model is based, the #54 owned by Michael Luzich has actually been modified since the model was first created. Usually Rastar cars are very accurate representations of a real car as they pay the manufacturer to license the product. There is also quite a delay from the time the model is first envisaged to the time it gets put into production (typically 2-3 years). It is possible that since Michael Luzich races his FXX-K Evo regularly, he has probably put some new and upgraded parts on it.

@@BlackSeaRC Sorry, all XX Programme car owner are prohibited to modify it. Because after someone buy XX Car from Ferrari, they will keep it at the Factory. Which means you can only drive all type of XX car in the Circuit. Back to FXX K EVO. Ferrari Produce them in 2018 with same specs (Engine, Bodykits, Bucket Seats, Steering Wheels, Fuel Cap & Windshield) and of course with different colors. 😁👍

@@mekdulmekdil3495 Very interesting facts, thanks for letting me know. I always like to check the accuracy of the models against the real car so it is good that you pointed out some differences.

Yes, BlackSeaRC is all my own work. All the RC models shown have been funded by myself and my collection continues to grow on a regular basis. All the videos are filmed, edited and compiled by myself. I do the research on new products, promoting and I personally answer all the comments. Of course, driving and filming at the same time is not the easiest task. I find that a pistol grip style handset is easier to use at the same time as filming than a stick or button style handset. By the way, as well as this channel, I also have a BlackSeaRC Facebook page and Twitter account for photos of all my models, news and updates. Search: @BlackSeaRC

That would give much better performance and run time. However, the RC system is still non-proportional so control might be tricky. I think a battery upgrade is best considered in association with an upgrade to hobby grade electronics. By the way, did you see my Rastar "reverse engineering" video of the Bugatti Divo? This shows the complete disassembly and is a good reference if considering an upgrade project on one of these types of RC cars.

If you are interested in buying Rastar RC cars, I always recommend that you first look in your local toy shop. Buying locally will save the often expensive shipping costs and import taxes. Of course, if you don't have this option, check on the Internet. Amazon is often a good place to start looking.

Which one is best? Ferrari, McLaren or Lamborghini? I am a Lamborghini fan but the Ferrari FXX-K Evo is the best supercar model so far.