I'd say it's almost impossible to analyse the sound of a car engine from a YouTubevideo, unless there is a major difference to the normal sound, because there are significant variables, such as type of audio recording equipment used, YouTube compression of the audio and the quality of the receiver's speakers.
My best advice to you is to get a motor mechanic to listen to it in real life, because I can only hear an engine ticking over (I'm not a mechanic).
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